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Show t -- The Herald-Journ- - al Trul ly livening, Ot tolx r Vandals Loot Jap Warehouse Four Utah Football IDIJ 3" Teams To See r J I Action This Weekend 23 f? Mats. Ees. SOf! Ees. 30 Mats. A.H THEIR NOBODYS NEVtCST-GAV- SLEIGH RIDE! twice-battere- with Mary I ee - Jackie Mor Marj Ecc anil Jackie Moran & and LONDON BLACKOUT Starting TOMORROW -- . n. Tern Desert f Vf 0 Polio 1 Inn, They Cair.c Face to rr A o n es talking about! There is a style for evety age, e- : very occasion! Here just a few are typical of the variety and values you always find at Sears. Choose your favorite, and be set for many a st V evert The coats Reported with..' Face i'i r newly-lighte- In a Bomb if teams-Universi- E o rocktn die Rcckiei with Mirth, Maidj ond Muxcl DARLING o SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 15 (I l footUtah s four collegiate-styl- e ty of Utah, ball Salt Lake Airbase, Camp Kearns and Ft Douglas all see action this week end out nobody can even guess what will happen d Utes play the The flying wolf pack a combined squad from the University of --Nevada and the Reno air base In Ute stadium tomorrow alternoon. left last The airbase Wings night for Boulder, where they take on the Golden Buffaloes tomorrow In their first start against a Colli gi ite opponent The Kearns Soldiers and Fort Douglas GI s tangle tonight on the d East high school field here Coach Ike Armstrong was still trying to fill gaps In his team as the staiting time for the Nevada Spending an unnappy aay sorting ana salvaging the belongings of 100 Japanese families are, left to right foreground, Rev. Jitet Ishihara, Mrs. game neared The veteran Utah Cecil Itano and Rev Clnkyo Kuraiashl The warehouse the Los Anmentor lost two certain starters geles, Calif., Nithiren Buddliin Temple was looted by vandals and Us l.yman Claik and Bob Williams contents reduced to junk. this week. Desperate, he went so far as to take Guy Mallory, an end from Shelley, Ida., and make No New a back out of him. Cases WOMAN INJURED The Flying Wolf Pack is almost impossible to figure. Of the probable stalling lineup, nine players IN AUTO CRASH In County aie university students, the other But all the two are lieutenants reserves come from the airbase Even though the poliomyelitis Mr. W. K. Tarbet of Arlmo was The staiting line will average only epidemic is on the wane, the prob-lej- n taken to the Preston Memorial ISO pounds, the backfield 165. of controlling the spread of follow- this disease still remains a major hospital Wednesday night collision an north automobile new no been Theie ing have problem. in Cache county during the of Preston on highway 91 Doc- THE WAR IN BRIEF casesweek past tors indicated that she is suffer- Miss Eva Greenwood, physio-thcapimg from a possible fracture of for the Utah State board BY UNITED TRESS of health, recently visited all polio the neck. Mr and Mrs Tarbct were travFifth army advances cases in Cache county. Those chilITALY two to five miles across Voltumo; dren which could be moved wrie eling north in a Ford automobile Americans seize heights north of brought to the public school liuis-e- s 'when a drivqn by Fern office in the Logan Citv board Condite ofpickup Capua to protect crossings, British Preston struck their n land in amphibious operations of education building above river mouth; Eighth army patients were visited at their car while crossing the highway from- th crossroad at Bamda The captures Casacalenda; U. S. planes homes. Many of the afflicted chilraid Ternl, east roast railroads, dren arc now out of the acute impact somersaulted the Tarbet car along the highway to the and Argos airfield in Greece, stage of polio, and paiertu have RUSSIA Derm ana try to extn-- 1 been Instructed In a seies of pas- north. Marlow Funk, deputy counBoth cars cute big force from possible trap sive exercises for the affected ty sheriff, reported were badly damaged, but the in Ci lrnea as soviet troops lunge parts The University of Utah Medical drivers esce d injury The acci-- 1 past captured Zaporozhe; Melitopol and Gomel aflame as fights rage school is now accumulating data dent occurreu at 6 p. m. in streets; battle still in progress for an epidemiological survey on for Kiev. poliomyelitis Physicians and pub- committee wishes to Lake this opJUGOSLAVIA Germans shift lic health nurses are assisting in portunity to thank all persons Rommel to oppore partisan at- the study. It is the hope of the who have donated safity pins or tacks, coalition of partisan and University that this survey will blanket materials for use in adMikhailovitch forces reported near. contribute valuable facts winch ministering the Kenny treatment WESTERN EUROPE! Sixty can be used for futuie control cf to polio victims Supplies not used American bombers lost In heavy this disease. immediately will be kept on reThe local infantile paralysis serve. attack on Schweinfurt where 104 to 140 enemy planes shot down; Germans claim 123 downed. Wl9NmT9SJl9MW09U9NmlWAW PACIFIC Kahili in north Solomons heavily hit by American aircraft; Japanese reports U. S. Liberators attack Makm Island and claim attack on Rabaul repulsed; Tokyo reports capture of Kwan-gtel-v .SUNDAY! ENDS TOMCIIT V, smart season warm, ahead ! Bed-ridde- NttS K - ;w High adventure blazes across the screen in this thrilling story behind the scenes 2 A t of the Desert A AS. Fox's rout! V -- f JK , 4 rtf' A 1 Great Assortment Casuals 5) Untrimmed Utility on ft s World This Week 35MATSl (9 xSfi Untrimmed 0 Reversible .501 EVES. All weather LAST TIMES TONIGHT RAIN COATS. Zof MATS. Sies EVES. 30ft 3 DOORS OTEN G:45 S' I Roar westward with the Empire builders in the greatest American stimnf i Vxr A 1 ith AKIM TAMIROFF ERICH von STROHEIM As Field Marshal Rommel I Pit a mount A right guy the enemy thought was wrong to Uncle Sam . . . and a who knows bet- B. C ANNE BAXTER STRING! epic of them all! X fRANCHOT TONE 12 to 20! TOMORROW ONLY! BEGINS TONIGHT XT 95 . TBIC3DC3 'fiGOPOG" Pictun A L S () ter, join brains and beauty to trap the underwater rats menacing convoys! 'o It l A W. D , ltmf BARBARA STANWYCK and TAMIROFF AXIM LYNNE f I -- with , Y , Y-- f, ROBERT PRESTON t (ti BRIAN OONLEVY OVERMAN n 'j j JOEL McCREA f Pridactd Md Hrwetwl Bf I 1 VY CECIL B. DtMILLE " A PARAMOUNT ll PICTURt. tltecwvjpn . V x v v V? 1 C?' BAGS i .V- - m K Vi n A I ri ff Vt lie with Pirtvr with JIMMY LYDON At Henry Aldrich Charles Smith John Litel Olive Blakeney Frances Eil'ord Diana Lynn G'aser Vaihan just arriv-ed- . HOSIERY All new winter colors. 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