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Show ini: here more about s Midway Battle f Q"' From Pmw .1.1, mied that US outcome determine the lrobb of the war in the Pacific tfat least a year From the f4.1", r i; a i, n journal, locan', utaii How Spies Weave Loose Words Into Death Sentence of a Soldier now assembled the battle that the victories time a Japanese thre i have prevented Hawaii and may m force on Alaska, the canal or the American Lania tiinland was navys communique mar- with tales of hermsmu his plane crashed who Jn nmjor car-- 1 the stick of a Japanese fir another who crashedbailinto a than out, Japanese ship rather of torpedo bombers H squadron with-llic- n carried out an attack a cost of 15 out of tut SUPP01! - planef and 2 out of 30 fliers f New British Documentary Film Is a Grim Portrayal Of Effect of Careless Talk on a Commando Raid i HBK I - - 'x ' w - y (ooHration also marked a battle navy, army pilots patrolling 1 , nr " hlP8 SEr carrier- s- the tons), Akagl (26 900 (10,500 tons), the Soryu sunk (10 500 tons) Ions)," iryu Three J. lomb S. Anr t m for ns to ledicmt, other j al to tie ,nsl-s- unk al more sunk Losses in r awNswr FT I i Miclq round th Iraft-dod- eluding Russel! of e been) i 1 of studi a use they war-sm- vess- inflicted battle started at 9 a m. m June 3 when American naval litrol planes discovered the enemy finance The we neec the Aran king so tht pien f a su' war west of Midway, in five columns Army )ing fortresses attacked on a hits cruiser scoring nd transport From then on there "as no letup as the diffeient using virtually every type of raft carried on a shuttle relay I broil ir larking i get 6 ars fro ng in ical thover at young destruction Catalina planes ponder-i- s flying boats attacked by "oonlight the same night, scoring :o torpedo hits on large enemy nips and probably sinking one At dawn June 4, army medium nd heavy bombers and U S Marne Corps dive bombers and tor-- I "do planes continued the attack S casualties were fairly heavy, it the damage the fliers inflicted Navy letmg te there s n switch isnt ? i J terrifu many will have 1 allocked on June bombcis Most ma-'n- e planes alteady were at sea eking coitict with the enemy A fighters were left Although idly onnnmlieic'l those remain-aeeountid for at least 4U Midway h o draft" parents sons tize on h t to enco ed h effect if CW 80 damage f utm to though Ships were ps a,ly be ill meter ml clam Japanese fortes did not ap-e- r at th it time to he checked, "hough at lc ist 10 of their 80 subsd- - w othcis wnc ie in its Ph qt Will and The J always insinuations nous, w is not disabling appropr1 B sc P j e badly damaged But in hours of this were too or Hu Japanese who turn-ta- il while American planes were 48 Peling and rearming That was ilry rostlv for the United States r many of her fliers were forced at sea in up among loans oved ell'' cut to I using gasoline t.oss. 1 It t Compton 1 While Jedm Knox Coe H C Biklmlge Republican I N. elistrii t seeeinel Representative, Dt nioe ratu Frank J Keenan H Mastcix Arnold Williams Henry C Dvvorsh-i- k Republican The enemy hail been warned . . . our losses were heavy . . . next of kin have been informed. Next of Kin photo above is lroin the British War Olfice film VM Sery iee The fust thin streaks of dawn are beginning to etch the rocky clitls of the Flench coast out ot the night s blackness as the come mando mvasion barges reach The landing is accomplished muffled undei the noiselessly monotonous slap of surf on shore As they huiry across the pebbled beach the commanelos let no sound betray them Their success depends on surpnse Yet suiprise is licking A British reconnaissance plane dipping low thiough the dawn spots many German tanks and heavy lemfoice ments huirving towaids Noiville The brigaele has landed Great danger,' he radios a naval unit The (lovernor IJemoiratii Chase C Republican William Detwiikr M uDoiigull Clatk Bottolf.sen D Thomas A a search for the ships an American air-- 1 Meanwhile, cairlei force was being biought into position It w is then th it a flight of 1") toipulo plains torpedo planes proceeded to press the attack after the enemy had been localed In spite of heavy losses during these attacks, the torpedo planes engaged thc at- How' The British war offices answer to this question is its leaseil ntai v film trom which this Next of Kin episode was taken It staits when the 9rth Bngaele chosen to destroy an enemy submarine ba.se at Norville is sent to Watercombe for final ti aimng Be fore going to ateicombe, however, the men aie given a Looks like weie going oveiseas at last they muse On leave, one officer makes a e e for thA theater to see a blonde strip-teas- e ai tist w ith w hom he is infatuated He buists into her dressing room between acts I wantesl to see you before the end of the show It s ptobably thc last chance 1 II have . bee-lin- returned Other eai rier-base- d groups Waterconbe book-sdle- dr way to safety at places from which they have had no opportunsector the air in the Midway ity to communicate with authon-tie- s On June 5 a Japanese submar-craf- t (ne shcjoci Midway biufly, but no lmH8c By lh11 rn0,,1V forces were stuttered widely lend Bi'I retreat Despite iin ,r fly ng MELINDA Lit JEN'QUIST weather Uyg pvnrahle agam enniaeted th. Re oorter batteiies to sueh a th it our dive bomb, rs Lore able to drop bomb after score ui cr i bomb on the rnemy ships without ctu my lint e or es, moon 11 ng ' re- Hit As serious interference H' ' V ' V" senrid V."," ,,R suit thc navy dive bombers I tie tunnel into a ehesi bit many hits ' came is mil American then Two I ornmlionn sj( inl((j westward in pursuit of been ap- (he enemy On the morning of hail Thc Japanese pioathuig in two formations An June b eemtaet was reestablished aire raft occupation force was from the west in five carrier (attaek) force mg in from the north sweeping in columns A was sweep- out of pro- clouds of hen the two forces began to retreat a U S carrier force swept in between them and its awav at the smashed planes enemy at fairly e Jjse range one of the Yoiktown The of navys fastest carriers was hit thc afternoon of June 4 Despile fighter plane protection and an anti-airaft fue, a few enemv torpeuo planes stored di- rect hits She was listing badly! and although planes could not land on her, her planes, using other carriers were able to sink the enemy carrier Hiryu On the same atternoon, a U S submarine scored three torpedo hits on the smoking carrier Soryu causing the ship to burst into flames Thc Soryu sank during the night A'rav bombers on the afternoon of thc same day blasted carrier, the V 4 Hyrum News Mrs Kibe Petersn was a business visitor in Salt Lake City this week Leonard Jorgense.n who has been stationed as an engineer at Amarillo Texas foi the past jtar is enan,j pi mes from American cal joying a two weeks vacation in riers dropped bombs on enemv Utah He is at the home of his parcruisers and destroyers II was ents, Mayor and Mrs J W Jorgensen that same afternoon that a J Mrs V A Spenny received a anese subnianno sank thc Ham- mann. Most of the men aboaid telegram Wednesday informing her of the death of her mother, Mrs. the Hammann were rescued M P Ledbetter, July 7 at 'lustal-oosBy June 6 the battle was almost Alabama over the enemy had fled out of Mr and Mrs Evan Brown are e bonih- range However ers continued to look for the fleet happy over the arrivul of a son It was during one ot those born July 6 at a Logan hospital Mrs Alma West of Los Angeles searches that Maj Gen Clarcm e e is visiting relatives at Hyrum She L Tmke r, commander of can air forces at Hawaii, was is a granddaughter of Mrs Emma lost when his plane was forced Liljenquist down at sea many miles from C D Pcteiscn or v est Medford, shore Mass, is visiting with his parents, a, long-rang- Ameri-intens- "1,000 uncut - cut risirtsM oio eIj. 5 of our new landem club to help conserve the golf ball supply & i 1 MatHied .Set ; Army Twill ; SHIRT , PANTS 2.0H 2.5i Marcaniad Carded Army Twilf Sanfonied Wont Shrink Over 1 Laundert Easily Smart Appoaranc t Trousers styled like dress pants, made like work pants. 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M Sound n 12,-00- several warships By sundown June forces had complete packmP 0 112.95 3 Push Button Control Now Total 12,000 another the i 0$ Naval Casualties ri a d8 new 81 shoe ref old on P iking 7.50 r, Bm.K rrpcnteillv until all of their planes anti were shot down Only one man Ensign G H G.v, Jr of Houston. restueii w is He Tex smvivrel wink flniiinh ring in (lie ocean lie lepmteil toipulo lilts on some of the ships planes from Kiflpin tenpedo this (Gays) group lot ated the enemv to the westwaid and proceeded to attaek at once without or assistance of any protection said the communique kind Although some hits were reported by radio from the se airplanes and although some enemy fighters were shot down the total damage inflated bv this sejuadron may never be in this attack known None of these 15 planes , of-f'.- H-- -. 12.!).- A (.KKMWK (.FT K KU KKIOKT Overseas-- ' she asks Straight away9" Well, as a matter of fact, no For Gods sake don t tell any Nor-vill- one but I believe that weie going to do some special training lust She suggests to the romantic that maybe she can gut a booking neai his tiaimng camp if II tells her she knew wheie . A shoit-wav- e She is a spv 1 Air Chief Phonoradio Your Choice of Any 3 Firestone Record Albums will go to Arabia I leutenaiit (.ovi'rnor W hen this information reaches Demoe latic Hd D Baud, G I officers the German intelligence Mix as looks heaels It their shake Re publican Fdwm Nelson our though weve been wasting eviSee retar of State time The 95th Bngade is Democratic George H Curtis dently joining the convoy going Republican Charles R Built, transmitter is in her costume east We shall know as soon as James V Keating trunk The G rnian intelligence the mosaic ainves" iielitor Op board the Commando ships, finds hei information very interDemocratic Calvin K W light the commanding officers can meie-l- y m esting Republic an -- Courney L Sihoen-lui- t That s near Westpoit That s where guess how much or little the enemv knows One is worried He the big convoys start fiom Treasurer To keep tabs on developments recalls that shortly after the 95th Democratic Mvrtle P Enkiiig the Germans dispatch two agents arrived at Watercombe, a German Republican -- None to W ateicombe one landed at teconnaissanee plane was sighted Attorne General he muses Odd about that plane night fiom a submarine, one drop-peRemocntic Bert II Miller visited t I hadn thet One is gather Jeity by parachute caught Robert A l s h i e, Republican quick Iv The other staits piecing this part of 'he woild for months Hoyt Ray believe to reason have If of any they together the fatal scraps Superintendent of Instrue tlon . Still, I hope I m w rong gleaned from ninoctnl Democratic C E Roberts remarks heard about town All too so in he finds out that None Republican Meanwhile at neat by Wtstpoit he isn t witng As soon as the Mine Inspector another spy, who poses as a Germans had received the mosaic, Cemoiratic Arthur Campbell, is also learning of the movecommando the knew objecthey Howard Rishew ment A Dutch refugee gill who tive Reinforcements were ordered Republica- n- None works in his office is in love with rusht'd to Norville They arrive alSupreme 4 onrt Justice (two to i soldie r of the 95th Brigade The most as soon as the commandos be elected ) soldier against regulations mails BRITISH judiciary Alfred ner a kttei in a public box The BOSSES ARE I1F.UI Budge, Raymond L Givens follows reveals In bloodv the battle that Watercombe," postmark, ins location to the bookseller spv most of the commandos re killed work, their sap-pu- s Threatening the Dutch gnl with By super-heroi- c retaliation against her family in manage to complete the misRotterdam the spy dem inds that sion blow ing up the harbor inshe fine! out the 9rth s destination stallation befoie being kille'd But thev don t know protests The pictute closes with an offithe gnl repeating what her boy cers dictating a routine report on funnel has told her Not even the the raid a lepoit with a moral July H (I Pi officers will know' until after they for Americans no less than for AnWASHINGTON, additional casualty list totaling Bntons get their 268 sailurs, marines and coast "Their what" demands the spy "The objective of the raid has who killed, guardsmen Lock been achieved Mosaics I think the word is gates, oil wounded or reported missing from Aerial photographs' One of the storage tanks harbor equipment June 19 to June 30 was announcspies manages to copy them with- were distioyed One enemy sub- ed by the navy department last out being caught marine was put out of action I MKlRM DM KITION Our losses both in men and night 0 It brings to approximately 1I.AN rIHS craft were very heavy The enemy the number of navy casualties At length the troops completed had teen warned He was waiting since the war began Forty-nin- e then weeks of intensive training for us, and although our troops were listed as dead, seven woundskill and with to each gallanfought gieat training designed give ed and 212 missing Eleven nurses .safe-tv to not etlect able soldier the maximum possible try, they weie were included in the missing list To make the deception com- the surpnse that had been hoped The navy said some of those sebad of to the sail for They paid price plete when they aie ready classed as missing may have been the men are embarked with full curity The next of kin of casualties rescued and landed at isolated tropical kit Worel is puiposely al-- I spots or have otherwise made their lowed to slip out that the convoy have been informed' W loggia 1943 Firestone Ira 10 of iread tain AUK Demoeritii clo nting n c, B is F M Bothwell Clunks C C.leu Owen T Stialton lain R i trie get ms co1 ' r Lo told b wouW le he couk flation e 1 UOlM rnts nh 12 1 lor i e s e v Home Republican lolin Thomas lohn C Sanborn I N. lteprev lit itive, first els T J' nv mum Junes restrid1-tw- , il s Xll Iter I is w Jap tm iemy pi me s end mountaif lied by R R tnrtcd y, mime-riatel- scr-ice- s, languar iv the So is miles "XI fm lists piuuiry l' do'-um- c (omplex Action In the navys own words the Mid-- v ay battle was a complex and 'Widespread action and even the active participants are unable to (ve accurate accounts of the dam-bg- e young In are st.' e hanrj summer 63 It July d. of esndiditis fot let lion as compiled H bv ''eiiituiv of Stale Gtoige Cuit is follows Otlniil vess- and Ui d kd Hu Midway and IS els probab y sunk, and 42 els damaged coni and the d-- I 11 battle supporting the ' landing party Opposition' crus the naval commanekr But the ent m,v has only one holding battalion one thing is cle hi He must have known about the rani Then bitterly ' How do tilt sc It aks take 69 warships and 83 vessels sunk, 17 war-hip- s place bring one-thir- , the annoum ed ship casual-e- s for the United States in the acific to 4628 sunk nine scut-e- d and nine damaged Japanese 303- -, nip casualties now stand at ough ree tyles Braj , Repreri the y severely One light cruiser damaged Three destroyers sunk and sev-rothers damaged by bombs At least three transports or aux- one isry ships were damaged and er, ambu S Off ocate sev-rel- one or two br of by cruisers the Mogamt and Mikuma (8 500 three others damag-- d Two heavy ,500 tons) i hot hi ired battleships damaged and torpedo hits, one ! 1 M if By (26 900 ''it i (u 1 i 1m el t in iho im( ugiis vv hn h will end xv it tv he slide tin turn Aug 11 mo tivo uindid lies tbit t Re public ills nominations os I S st n etui Nominations foi two ol hi r i ongie sMomel posts and nine III elective olllces weie lo he far-flun- g i Four Japanese ID i 1 xx and marine a ? This is the navys recapitulation intlicted on enemy f the damage lit i Mr oi in lid eal , i Candidates the Pacific detected approach of the Japanese fleet, kept I( under surveillance while com- and then united to ,g in range, ope tin its froa ia:k tiiufe ' I t I t Ill n i it lint mi thc volume of and Mi' Mu hi (list on )i n a n I h u ami M on t, us au usitin i t the goods avail lble fur jeUiileis by Mi aiul thc end of 1942 will be only titnl-in d ilt ( t lioim of tin n sj tnt s itui tl n Mr an! Mih M h in n umi! uni Mrs ( hai U s of the pre war amount, uc- r famil vull iMUd ui I a Min leave Anhdi tin Mis iviui v ti k end this week tor a ini it inn in Nt- - uirding to the di paitment of com-Mim 1a o st t ulman uni me ru1. aela M Thirty-Fou- r high the enemy nearly annihilating the blows in the battle of Midway, Vavy department said in supple-- t Lentary statement praising thecoordination of the fighting ser- i 1t t inot in cooperation among the trmed forces In conti ast to Peail Lrbor the armed forces wcie was caught 7 No plane Lunded at Midway, the comwas recalled that munique said It undisclosed number of planes were destroyed on the ground on Pearl (he surprise att.ick in December ffrbor v Idaho Lists re-L- ,e 1 ksia wim'n - would t f ii I 3KD NORTH Kcutuihj Straight TtnurUm 2ha iti ttkijf W'hulnj is 0 gutrs vid, Q0 Proof, DtstdUrs Cwporulivnt iQfh AM) MAIN rilONE 8GS to th Vour of Firetton ukK Kirhatd C roofu, Mertant Shciik ami i he Firciton SympJumt lrchestra tender the direct ion o f Alfred Ualirntrein, Monday cventMt, N. k C ftrd NetuorA |