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Show 7 Story Told Of Marine Raid On Makin Island till '( u i t t i iU.h m t mi U iht nutv h ili Xumbu u nii ( in -- 0 kU i It - m- Heraldjoumal liHIAX, ITA1I, KKimY AUGUST 2s, 1912. 1 crvnk tkevhine suit Correspondent ItSuABTEBS. UNITED J FLEET, i "Xrts id on Makin island thur in Duke of Kent Killed in Air Crash Japs Attempt MEATLESS 7j in 7 rald To Neutralize American Gain , all but two of the csti-enemy troops of its 33Q jt was announced today Japanese who remained hiding and could fund Specially Trained of a specially trained selected from 7 000 vol7, went through the island and wstols, hand grenades but Japall eight lulled A of tbe first day, spent part every-the- y d day destroying could find of use to the ifm a Vnt into 0U bt Ps a. Price Five Cents Wide Open Spaces JaABBOB Aug 27 States marines L,rt support obliterated the rt Grain Range And Devastated Entire Garrison Destiojed to " The Wcathei OFFICIALS Vi J accomplished limit- - Ken Longhurst Takes Office of Club President with their to the ulti- - were less than Kses yjthose of the Japanese to 1 Government Plans s To Save Ship Space Logat. junior chamber ot Kenneth today selected Longhuist manager ot Ken s Drive Inn as new president of the to fill the umxpucd term of Lieut Arthur D Smith who will leave Monday for ci ivice with tin u S air cotps Mr Lcmghuist Will hold the position for the remaindt r of Lu e nant Snath s tei m Cuitis L Miner, proprietor of CuitisE Market, was appointed vice piesulent succeeding Russe'l Humpherys, who has moved fiom Ldke Two 111 'v V8n to Balt fllllnf? vacancies create! v rpslSnatlons of Lieutenant bmith and Mr Humpher3 are g bert Greisjean, assistant manager y thp Lo&d11 stme, beuis, and Dean ?.uck. and company, Knudson, music dealer Other executives retaining their posts in the rtotgamzuUon of the Jaycees are Marvin Davis secre-taiand Melvin B Squires, tt ensure i Lieutenant Smith, who has been assistant professot of range management at Utah State Agricultural college, will leave Monday for Miami, Florida for his air cotps assignment Faul M Dunn, (lean of Xorcstiy at the college, statid that no action has be--n taki n by the college board of trustees tow aid naming a com-nur- , uase reserves were driven to Triitmg hne in Amencan-- ( detrucks and the marines ed 1000 gallons of American m gasoline which the enemy Pearl Harbor e the t marines destroyed three radio stations, all food jjuons in the island, a and small quantity of stained before sea-bas- W SHI.GTON Aug 28 U li -President Roosevelt said today that the government is considering instituting one meatless day a week Mr Roosevelt Great Naval Battle May Determine Present Control of Strategic South Pacific Area I5Y IIXKKISOX SALISBURY United Dress Staff Coriespondent ii A Kreat new American-Japanes- e naval battle was ted today to be laging m the Solomons area, a struggle which may determine the present control of the waters of re-ix- told a press that the plan is bung that gieat strategic aiea. studied largily ns a means of A dispatch from Auckland, by United Press staff coral saving oi came shipping spuce for respondent Fianns MeCaithy, assigned to the total war effort He said it indicated the results con-firu- Vice-Admir- that would maxe 30 to 40 ullicd ships Robert Ghormlejs headquaiters, of the battle may he detei mined within a few hours. available for hauling war necessii There was some belief that the theaters of ties to woild-wid- e aanne machine gunner firing u uted war activities may be making a final nations Japanese to a set fire yards range for the present to neuv here needed are attempt vitally thiy which il Japanese seaplane The Duke of Kent above, youngest brother ot fc.nt,iuds King Geoige, wa tralize the allied naval concentraHe expiamed that this would George Avant, above, uf Ft Woith, 4 in the lagoon during figMt-don- g killed when the Sunderland flving boat in which he wn en route tc be accomplished by having most this tell how NOT to have teeth tan tions assembled Tex, against with a big seaplane Iceland crashed In Scotland, killing all 15 occupants Dispatches Iron of the meat for united nations extracted lent his when war. of theater George motor of the soYne debris hit him Uie r The port Glasgow, however, said the crash was not due to enemy action In Uthis soldurs shiied from this country in face dut- It was not believed that the was hit and it crashed a sub attack on the merchant picture, the Duke, fifth In line for the throne. Is shown beneath a 1941S instead of from such Japanese objective at the major BuKiraoie in at of tned desperately to take off Martin an the bomber on plant was Inspection which he during aan armed ship Australia and South moment is to regain the ground pines were no survivors. The torpedoing oc- guatd Ann non That, he added, would they have lost in the Solomons. ho Survivors curred olf the coast ot AusUaha. mean there would be less meat sank force Important Objective navy supporting Is Avant shown alter arriving on the '( for civilian here, consumption and a 1,000 V0 ton transport Regardless of the outcome of West Coast mean would but that shipping the third phase of the Solomons odrol boat There were about Cache Valley hasn't any war Inspate would not be tied up for the fighting in this area men on the transport and as lung a time in taking the meat dustry projects, but so long as struggle will not be over. The Solomons 30 on the patrol boat Again to the war theaters. are too important an objective for $10,000 per week in defense paywere no survivois at Col Evans F Carlson, roll cheeks finds its way here, few that. There is no official information The :vmouth Conn, who led the Junes father is a lieutenant in1 LONDON, Aug. 28 U Ii should complain. available regarding the current .iiUon. and Maj James Roose-- n townsfolk of Leeds had something the royal army paymaster corps Such was the sentiment express- struggle. However, an unofficial of the president, second to talk about besides the war Girls at the tactory where young source in close contact with ed today by Russell Hanson, uresi-deirrand, told the story today -- the case of June Morris, Laacelles works reported that he On of the Cache Valley Clearing operations took a most optimistic brunette was a handsome fellow and a the pretty t wanted to take some pris-- but we couldn t find any, who fell in love with Gerald good pu k for any girl " House association, and O. Guy Car-do- attitude. The dispatch did not make clear At Buckingham pHlacc h stony n said Lasrclles, the nephew of the king, county rations officer whether the Japanese naval force bv the asdr SALT LAKE CITY, Aug 28 (IP) and then was forbidden to marry, silence was maintained John M Hames, Cor-- i jour per These men reported that an es- which had broken off combat ('oninieiiiorating the third anAs the result of a recent all diret in storybook fashion. spokesman who said he would be Calif, commanded the little timated $40,000 worth of wur in- with American naval units had of World War II, niversary road and canteen if several worker a slate June On extremely is surprised anybody strike, (Continued ihroifei Page 6) which fails on Tuesday, Septemdustry money flows into Logan and she told bar friends that she met entnmented on the rontance. shop employes face a somewhat surrounding communities - each returned to the struggle or whethber I, the Herald- - Journal Is prelg plii. er tbe had rushed a new uncle decreased pay cheek next pay day week Of whose is King Gerald, that amount, an average battle Japanese nost, si fleet into the area. Gov'. Herbert B Maw instructed paring to issue an inti resting on a bus tie Draft Geoige, chocks is 000 in payroll of $20 tabloid souvenir edition. It The continuing battle for the the road commission to get names cashed It was love at first sight," she on nights Solomons shared attention with willl he distributed in connection of those who quit work and find when weeklybanks Saturday said to remain open Logan with the Saturday issue of this some of the heaviest land fighting n out how long the lasted accommodate the workers. But young Lascellcs is only 18 es of the war, now underway in newspaper. Readers are urged to Then their next pay checks will and he s been forbidden to marry local of are hundreds "There Russia. place this edition along with be reduced by the amount of time CHICAGO, Aug 28 it pi The until he is 21 Even then he may citizens working in Birgham City, their keep sakes after they have national Soviet dispatches reported that lost facilitate matters and relieve not be allowed to marry a comcouncil safety cenrepotted work war other and will Ogden nazi advance on Stalingrad had dual board members The occurred Wednesthe traffic death toll moner Luscelles is the son of the that of un-u- 7 thoroughly rad every page. ItdocuM Cl.uk Williams widow today Alice or send their who ters pay been halted for 24 hours but rebring bn a valuable hist nral of 2 300 in July was a 30 per tent Earl of Harcwood and hes 10th Ot V A Williams of St Anthony, day morning when employes pay checks trouble in discussing here, said Mr Cardon vealed the Germans had sent the ment of the war period. cheeks failed to arrive on time. a and possible deferments of reduction h with July, in line in the succession to the Idaho, died early Thursd ly compared totul amount is luftwaffe into of the Much action with a pulThe issue will contain mails, 1941, and the lowest toll since ants undtr selective serivee, throne lng at the home of her sister, Mrs spent here Thus, we benefit direc-l- y verizing attack on the Volga city J recommended today by the jci2b picturea, charts and interesting Junes friends report that the Helen Purser Kite, at Rigby, without having the problems designed to level it. articles deputing the progress of ( county draft board that the The council warned, fell in love when both ho, where she was however, which accompany the war pro- apparently Fierce Counterattack e rant go direct to the the war since the German forces that the curtailment of tires and were working in a factory At Mrs Williams wasvisiting born at jects In the Rzhev sector and possibly nmrihed into Poland in 1H9. The cars, plus gasoline rationing, had office where his time June didnt know who 'gun on January 8, 1804 to Israel Adding to the Cache county pay- in the Kaluga sector Soviet diwith now eonfliit ablaze is earth be made in as not was but she solved Geruld the is traffic Pearson and J quoted problem writing Clark, Enuly roll this summer have been several drives continued to the magnitude of which history Most of today s traffic is vital she was attracted by his neer steclers of Logan She was Salisbury chairman of the new projects, including the $750,-00- 0 versionary momentum. i set down additional has never been. to victory, the council said "Ac- perfect English" recom-atio'married to W'm A Williams at Lo- - Cache airport. The de- gain LoganIn pictures, maps and stories cidents that delay this tiaffic hinSuddenly lashing out with a as follows It was understood that Gerald gan and lesided for muny years ut fense training program at Utah fierce counterattack northwest of further recommended that this war anniversary edition tells der the war effort will leave the faitory next week Benson and the State college Agricultural a .raphie story of the progress of Stalingrad, the Russians have cut pointments with the board be The council believed that the and join the army The local For the past 52 years she has reradio naval precouises training Jed through the chief clerk the greatest war ever recorded in part curtailment and rationing can newspapers in Leeds have printed sided at St Anthony, Idaho, where Besides accomodating war in- sent additional thousands of dol- off strong German forces that vill first determine the neces-- f the history of man. in helping reduce accidents nothing about the romance but she was active in church and civic dustry workers by cashing payroll lars in federal funds to the Cache broke across the Don river and play tuefi an Watch for your ropy of this apparently was penetrated deeply toward the city', cheeks eath Saturday evening, Lo1 1 its word spread of it after a story ap- affairs appointment Valley pot and today were systematically owes claims, and request-,- , idition tomorrow Extra copies peak, since the Julyapproaching She Is survived by three sons and gan banks will also sell war savpeared in one edition of the Lonwas reduction submitted wiping them out. in written form, The Mirror three daughters David E Wil- ings bonds during the period benay be obtained at five cents no greater than in June It pre- don Daily Mirror The Russians seized the initiatoffice dicted 1942 traffic deaths acted upon by the board each at the Herald-Journtween 6 and 8 p m on Saturay, it withdrew the story from later liams of Prue, Utah, Justus W still 'al th ive when it seemed their backs or through your carrier. would exceed 30 000 even if the 30 personal appeal arcc "by request" presumably hams of St Anthonv Mil, Einrys was announced today by Russell were to the wall. Now the most registrant If however W'llliams he of Pocatello Idaho Hanson, president of the Cache per cent drop in June and July is of Lascelles family rsot insists A maid at the Morris home in Mrs Graie W an appcint-tt- h RESIGNS Porter Mrs Owen Valley Clearing House association dangerous German spearhead maintained throughout the remain-1- 1 uim the board this will be In the pust few months the threatening Stalingrad and the a suburb of Leeds iJtnsen and Mrs MiUtni Winter WASHING I ON Aug 2H Moortown, tier of the vear hut the Volga river line, one that was banks have cashed payroll eheiks i Riese H Tavlor hetd of the W u The council basmg its opinion reported that June and her mother all of Salt Lake Citv appointment through the i krk only 30 or 35 miles away, fuced hi Id in eai h Saturday evening, each taking Mineral servo ts will ! n figuies which show nine per hid gone out for the afternoon' Production Boird iron and u also rci quiex destruction I don t know i the tabernacle at St Anthony Ida. 1' turn remaining open for the ouuiiendid thatthe branch and prisidintof thi Im in ct,nt 'lt,ss trdV, ( m the first half tod iv and sud 'sot or The counter-attac- k cut German said Mr Hanson. VICHY, Aug 28 d l'i Three peron Saturday at 2 99 p m 'specified period has submit- - 0f the about it" ptrson concerned be Oil Co, San 14 per cent rea and anything ytar by the derk of classtfua-- r this weekend, the sons were killed and 40 wounded communications and drove the Beginning ted his resignation to Chairman dutllon m traffic deaths fur the or aition taken enemv from three villages Fronthank remaining open will also op when a bomb exploded in the by the Donald M Nelson, it was learm d p,ri0(j believed that motor- orate a window just for the sale of Olvinpia movie theatre at Clichy, line dispatches said the Russians todav WPB officials sud thev did vveie not only driving less, wYer were now tightening a ring of v ar bonds A girl will be present a Pans suburb, last night during a word, we as board not know whethir NiKon would jjUt n)re carefully to save tins can be relieved to make sales to anyone vho, m meeting of Marcel Deut s collabor- steel about the remaining Gerconsider aiicpt the lesignution The branch car3 and gasoline man forces 100 or more tanks desires ationist party, with Deat present. ppenlh laims and pleas has been undtr considerable criti lashing his payroll check, somitted It was the first anniversary of an and several large infantry units. also to purchase bonds ' cusm rcimtlv Tin v also sud that -- - . through the office t member-- , of tne Dive bombers continuously hamThe three Logan banks First attempt to assassinate Deat and selective Taylor had submitted his resigna- llt'oFf 1,1 N'ationul F'irst Security and Cache Pierre Laval, now Vichy chief of mered the trapped Germans Sovai he county are tion seveial times bi fore but that iUUilU -- Joar vrlllvlQl iet tanks and infantry were breakThose pistols carried by mi mbei s make no chatge for this state, by an Valley wfuscd 10 d of Logan police fori e are not ornservue All banks sell bonds with-- t v ho had worked his way into the ing them up into smaller units, Call Deat out compensation aments legion form- which were being exterminated, They re shooting-iron- s This Saturday, the First National ed to fight for Germany against one by one. and in the hands of the local boys The Germans were desperately will take its turn remaining open Russia The 1pv shoot straight Aug A" Two of the wounded in last trying to relieve their troops by e.ill of 18 and into. Proof of this was the showing nights bombing were reported in rushing lcinforcemcnts from the army service would have to bejmade by the Logan departments serious condition (Continued On Page 3) 'authorized by October to delay, pistol team at the annual of Idaho homes withrence of Utah Peace Officeis' as-- I held Thursday in Salt children, Brig Gen M G Me-- 1 soeiation Conriel, state selective service di- - Lake City d Auk 28 (lri he said That s why we are fight- lertor S!lld todav Sergeant R Tom Fergus won J " Fhrhch attempt-- , ing now' That s personal liberty McConnel said the supply of all 'honors as individual star perforni- G)on 1,11 News of the death of Snerman judf!e that the a nians right to do as he pleases sin(fe mei, in id.i ho wnl be dc-- urt of nuV taking the class A individual 3J year old Montpelier resi Dunn m our home' own hit bathing at at and that in shoot and running up the highest p11 September back plotcd was S rei eived today by relan - the dint, eomno tbe October 1 Xere"' rate and made etc score to gain a $25 wari present De la Montanya apgreg who was employDunn Mr tives said ligating tor m H7 be will ide November mils individup bond He shot a in the mcnt on F.hrlirh s pica but Like with his preposterous plans is beh as ed a in Brigham City CHICAGO, Aug 28 K I CX painter ' men A listened politely, Runner s testimony was without 'entirely of family tober uul class contest a 95 in the team car his dead found man who bit the dog, Titus yond me All I can say is that I will was in the early free-forde . li Montanya value After the arrests Bunncr tall should take most of the competition and 95 in the a Chicago businessman have nothing to do with it. snion mud and fou'nd hirtlsrlf was arrested fo Wednesday morning by Chief of Haffa firing a married men without chil Iren butlall-- a total mark of 287 out of 300 made news today by suggesting frojnd1 Police Ray Pugmtre. fo- I buy war bonds all the time, call wd! diun' The Logan team consisting of in-- 1 dismissmg in a eafe "just to show the the November pistol He is survived by hu wife thut he MIGHT kiss Heuy LaMarr and I don t need Hedy LaMarr to exposui-h and heavily on men with children Sergiant Fergus, Captain James Fined some irges shooting against boys fendanu Helen Dayton Dunn, and four if she bought a $25coO war bond kiss me. either. In fact, she would A Smith Strgeant R. C. Knowlis "(used of nude placed on probation he lesigned M( Conned said Haffa made his qualified pro- have to buy a $25 000 bond before I ,ln8 in ti children, his parents, Mr and Patrolman Guy Christensen and but ms resignation was rejected Mrs Jesse Dunn, one brother, posal in reply to a Hollywood vic- would even consider kissing her. I Otto Henderson, took third in the ' Nudism is bad, de la Montan- Merlin Dunn; and four sisters tory committee announcement thut don t care for that sort of pub450 score of a team with the shooting fill ya said 'but it doesnt Mi.js DeFltte Dunn, Mrs Virginia he had offered to buy a $25 000 bond licity won was event in First this md place fivp olhPr olfi- county with drunks Thut preeise Mrs in exchange for a kiss from the of M :a Sneddon Montpelier Haffa said the whole thing by the state highway patrol with - Mrs p.Ud the defendants 1V is what Chief Bunner does actress The commit- started Hazel Evans of Evanston, Wyofollowed Citvt Salt Lake Sl Kl1"e114b4, because his wife reportedly by Mr all! hen a man gets drunk and fires was Mrs Theod and said Miss LaMarr Dunn tee Pcrmelm holding ming $700 for a ki3s from Actor police with 403 . It was the third' paid nre Hiron and Gu' Pistol that is very serious The tam 000 Si out a .'or of attic Washington $100 purchase const cutive year for highway pa-- j Judicial dibtrut vs is tinted pres hum r relief Cary Grant at a recent I, he distrut attorney is in accord withi LONDON, explained The body is being sent to Mont- Ii United trol dominance Snorting that it wds all a pub- fund show. He said she army id( nt of the I tab Pori1 Offutrs Aug 28 hadn't paid because me and the case is dismissed 'lstnts luv Y' said he had stunt where funeral services and licity Haffa fortre-ssiv t tesla States 0 hive thinr Association individual from joth winners Other during $700 for the kiss but had been lying witnesses made no sue h offer Of the dt fendants onlv 5crn- - bombed an airplane factoty at Logan were Sergeant Knowles, confeitnie Ho suutoeds Os- - burial are being arranged. kissed Grant for paying that LVe,Jis .1oniplmnod the ham It s all sheer nonsense, he said amount by a poi t attendid the hearing Meaulte near Albt rt in northern foi second in class A. with a score cht E Lowdir, chief agent of the ; for a program autographed h' u called theatrical Some agent press md He disclosed he had written this an pro-left EA(TATED adult lacking of of third Patrolman Slate v army Henderson, headquaiteis Department by the attending screen stars. ,rd ws not exoose d ' oern for the occasion LONDON, Aug. 28 (I l'i A Ger- - me a few days ago and asked if nouncod tonight m class B with 90, and Serge tnt bation and parole Miss LaMarr and her companions 1,1 I $25 000 war bond to k ss a radio from "r thi pub- Id eve for nudes 3s an artists buy ll report the Shanghai session Knowles twelfth In the inn speakeis Dunng a caravan were authori-thei- r Heqjy LaMarr At first I thought it ill smd that use to trait numbers individual RYTHEK! Japanese in 93 with todiy h t ged to arrive in Chicago toscheduled to some a friend have was '9 between had trvmg announced that la Moiitanva '1 know ties exdesir must scores 28 were SEBRING for l'i A peeking policeman These considered Fla, Aug creating positions morrow. Who will be kissing whom tight l,f The county jailer was pretty cm-- cellent in view of handicaps pre- able attitudes on the home front 800 and 850 Americans will leave fun with nun When I learned this beuig nude at hi fate, was still a question. a was I refused nv tie ge evacuee serious, fpllow an aboard flqtly No nook ship a and wind a smoke. belter position Shanghai nudist rressed today five women pris- sented by worth hi n he in.ades group is in for PU his or offer 9 I should kiss Hedy LaMarr at Lourenco for to V the the oners beat him up with a broom gravAt him the law will throw Marques Sept. Stanley Dunford of Provo, to awaken the people M hj vu "Why this fellow has gone ahead $25,000? Haffa asked. Hard'y:" and escaped. book. prosecuting attorney of the Fourth ity of the war, the speakers said 10, England, 'i X War Industry Money Flows f'7irs Al-m- ,r far-awa- y Rje-Nav- c Pretty Commoner Cant Marry Kings Nephew y Herald Journal Will Present Special War Edition Saturday Traffic Board SIT-DOWNE- RS FACE nt CUT IN ROAD PAY sit-do- Death Toll Logan Born Woman In Nation Decreases Suggestions Into Valley Dies In St. Anthony morn-Britis- Logan Banks To Sell select-servic- Lo-th- re-m- War Bonds D Each Saturday Night THREE FRENCHMEN DIE IN BOMBING 1,1 i Logan Police Score High In State Pistol Shoot . lijnhn 1lull llfrinol Would Boys 18 j difornia Attorney Says we Sun bath ing Is Democracy confer-mvasio- Montpelier Resident Found Dead In Car n C j 1 Titus Turns Tables On Hedy And Whole Bond Issue i , i Flying Fortresses Bomb French Plant v - rdven-haire- d ( s tu'mal rd1'1 1 ' 'n ' j II j Pf H il free-for-a- bond-sellin- g |