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Show u The Herald-Journ- - al Finlay Evening, November 2b, Hold Everything 1943. z: We Killed hih! ru ill ami Mrs. n of Salt Duke ('ilv, former Losn iomiU uts, penl Thank.stfiv-ind.iy n Logan with Mrs bhle.V parent. Mr. and Mrs John A .Mr. i a hi!ir g Special cludr practise for til's Members of the Log. in Kltv col h word choir will be held Finlay Innr to All- I a a p) S Every Jap In Sight! 'M a SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS C .FTS! - - USE SEARS LAYAWAY PLAN - - i3 'd ik A 1C by a sword-swangm- 1, ti i w si jJ Japanese A 'A sSSv A A huit-- 1 y in these mils ). e killed eeiv .1 ip lit sight" III- - I. S 27th 'htl mi sent its fii-- i tounlid troir M.iktn in the Giilat.s ha. k to (Mbit b" air evac- c if warr at T .we " or. A V. "They sure keep out movements a sect ft uheie do you suppose we are, in the Atlantic ot the I cauie uation transport today with tin in These men had a stniy to tell that was filled with typical Pacific'' Japanese hysterical, fanatical deHERE'S MORE ABOUT fense of the island they had held which on and two years nearly we landed Nov 2o. (Contfhued from page one Makut Is now in our hands after tl.iee days of fighting. btidgehead across the Sangro river So is Tarawa, another Japanese-hel- d in a push toward l'escara, eastern base in the Gilberts just south terminus of a major lateral road i r Mai. in to Rome. didn't lieutenant wounded Die The nazis threw waves of infan- Ivt. Allan S. 1orhT, son of Dr. sin ceed fu taking the Japanese ofin train-Jeand planes into repeated coun- end Mrs R ). Boric. try to was he ficer prisoner, as trying I fa) attacks tn against the Sangro river mg a Yale I Tin ei sitv. do. The Ja icse was killed i, but Gen. Sir Bernar ' Tne in, Conn. Nav. gan shelling Makm L dgehead, veterans Montgomery's flung a heavy dawn and about poured Olv vlll be and consolidated their Welcome home into their shore them back of shells barrage u rd ay foothold on the north bank of the held in College ward than three stream. positions for more The ftth November 27 at 8 p, nt. in honor hours." said. lieutenant the on the western flank of the w ho has recently of Chloo Oh In to at my moved "Then the troops returned fron. ' " North' in States shore. I was tn the first wave We Italian line reported no new probattlemission. All fronds and nlatives had to wade through the surf gress nrross the of Miss Olsen are invited to come. waist-deeand had no opposition field, but Its artillery pounded the positions heavily. tint I after hitting the beach. Then enemy Allied warplanes streamed across A daiire, spoil; ored by the River the snipers began operating from the English channel early today Heights MTA. will be held Satur- high In the coconut trees which tno i ( ttpied Europe and it day night beginning ai S 3d. A lrtngi the island. an. mi need that U. S. 8th air force four piece orrnestia wall furnish 'They let us move up well on the music and refreshments will shoie before they opened up, then heavy bombers pounded targets in northwest Germany. be served during the evening began picking us off. No Reprieve m a whine was "I gun heading The daylight attack came a few FOR SALE: Bicycle, excellent squad. We managed to get some l Adv.) condition 566 N. 2 E. mosquito uutanee inland when I saw a Jap hems lifter speedy British Its fifth raid officer jumping over fallen coeo- - bombirs gave Berlin Children's story hour wall be nut trees towards us. He had a in eight nights, v. hile the RAFs raiders switched their held Saturday at 1:30 In the sword held high over his head and ublic library. Miss Gayle Morris kept shaking his head in what I bombsights from the nazl capital end Miss Luoile Burgoyne wall tell thought was a token of surrender, to the arsenal city of Frankfurt, The RAF heavies dropped a great stories. 1 advanced cautiously toward him weight of explosives on Frankfurt, and motioned him to drop the site of important German war A marriage license has Wen is- sword. He kept coming, and so did o plants and railroad lines, and sued at the Cache county clerk's I. rePorts 8reat fires office to Jack Farris Goddertdge, of my men were on each I"' 25, of Smithficld, and Hazel Han-ceside of me. The Jap suddenly had been set in the city. Thirteen RAF planes were lost in 18. of Hyde Park. lunged forward and brought down the Frankfurt and Berlin raids and vord with a sweep. I put his in subsidiary operaGuests at Thanksgiving dinner blow off the urm ward to of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Lawrence Bnd nlybe Mashed me across the tions. The relatively small raid yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn wrist The power of the b)ow con. against Berlin was described officially as only a temporary lull in Lawrence and two children. Lynn, tinued until the point of the teacher at Freston high pon itrurk me on the Ieft foot. the offensive against the capital, school, has accepted a position Before I knew what happened one and Air Marshall Sir Arthur T. with the Union Pacific railroad. of my men let the Jap have it, Harris, chief of the RAF bomber command, revealed that his raiders right between the eyes. He was are prepared to strew 50,000 tons Ten degrees below f r e e x I n g, deader a mackerel. than e of bombs on the city if that tontemperatures last night hit 22. He said the Japanese put Since a week ago, a total of .75 of in the trees and dug nage is required to knock it out snipers un Inch precipitation has been retunnels of the war. deep underground corded In Logan. The battle of Berlin progresses, with auxiliary off shoots. Americans had to go into the tunnels Harris said. "It will continue as Miss Amy Kearsley, Cache coun- to knock off the and as circumJapanese one by opportunity serves ty home demonstration agent, is one. That was why it took three stances dictate until the heart of spending $he Thanksgiving week (leys, the lieutenant believes, al- - nazi Germany ceases to beat." h end with her folks in Victor, Idaho. of Berlin already was tb()Uj a comparatively small Jap- - believed to have been destroyed " ..ian-i- e force defended the island, week-long -Mr. and Mr. .Milton I), Garfield British batteriwere just as treacherous' by the phey of Tremonton announce the nrr.v- as we-- been told thl,y would ng. including half the center of al of a son m the Budge hospital, nnd jUJjj as ruthless, " he said. "It the city. From Bern. Switzerland, came 7, wh.h our first action but it didn't . landing, member of the ( tkt. our mrn to get trigger reports of increased diplomaticlong personnel department for the V. S. y. once they SHW their bud. activity in the Vatican and obserforcstry service in Portland, Oie, djM around th(.m --The vers speculated that Pope Pius XII might be preparing a new and formerly with the forest serv- - mcn of ,he went (o town ' ice here, visited today at the home peace plea, possibly to be issued at Christmas. of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LindThe Pontiff was said to have received the American, quist. Mr. Standing is husband of the former Josephine Lindquist, British, French and German en-- I and is en route to Washington, voys to the holy see in what D. C. might have been a new move toward papal mediation between the Cattle lice have been unusually belligerents. abundant in numerous localities on WASHINGTON, Nnv. 26 U .P -beef and dairy cattle in Utah dur- A senate subcommittee, reporting ing the past two winters, reported on a study of the famous Alcan Dr. G. F. Knowlton, extension highway to Alaska, recommended entomologist of the Utah State today that the I'nited States keep Agricultural college, Friday. Dip- the road in first-rat- e condition ping of large herns, or local appli- for the defense of Alaska and cation when only a few animals negotiate with Canada for the use were involved, has been the AITLETON, Wis.. Nov. 26 d.Pi of adjoining air fields in the postMr. and Mrs Earl Rogers said of the extension cn-- war period. son died mole gist. .Rotenone or sodium The subcommittee, made up of today their as a result of a high school hazing fluomle dus'8, raw linseed oil or Sens. G. Scrugham, D., James rotenone sp.-aand charged that authorities had applied by hand C. Douglas Buck, R.. Del or with a spray outfit are useful New. William whitewashed the incident. N. R. D, The parents, who said they were where herds are small. Treatment i.and declared Danger. that proposals to io should include a light covering oi "extremely dissatisfied" with an another highway further official the insecticide ever i over the build investigation of the death, not west be could justified during head and body, incluun g the intiled charges against two of their manof lack of war because the ner sut faces m the ears and bewhose son's trial schoolmates, power tween the thighs to begins V.today betore County Judge In presenting the report Heineinann. Kenneth MiKell.ir, D. Fred Dr. Marion T. Illul. The complaints filed by the nciate Chairman senate of the committee 'lonn., ill adprofessor of Malhemalus. jarents charge that Fred Ruppel. dress the Itnh State A. "'ultutal on post offices and post roads, 17. and Jack Von Vondern, 16. Chairman subcommittee Scrugham took liberties with college chapt' : i Sigma Xi Wedroied that the United States na son. indecent a freshman nt their the nesday. Decenn i r 1. al - p m made Wayne, in investments the large in the Commons uuilding ITtle'of school. Appleton high his lecture is "Infinite Sequences facilities of airfields along the The parents charged that hazing and Infinite Senes" Previewing hphway, and said that "improve- of freshmen was prevalent at the the lecture Dr. Bird explained that ments made are of permanent school. the word "sequence" is reserved value for defense of Alaska and for iufite array while the wind should remain available to use China-Base"progiession" is applied to a finite after the war." d array. Explanation and illustrations of tnfile sequences and inKfinite series will be keynote of the OGDEN union L'lAcre Depot) (lame hiiiK today n minded doe who v.il built the Green e row that nil i nnyon mod entering the aiea iiiml go the mouth of Grien 01 bv way t'C the north part of the soil No guns will be allowed in i ourse l.ogan canyon A clinking station wdl be established at the moutil of Green . s. A 01.1, lr. It) Ifmodiilil Advertiser Correspondent (J list i ihtitvd by I'nited Press t HK'KA.M FIELD, Oahu, Hawaii, woundlb A lieutenant Nov 25 Ku'h effect described the three-daof Mukm Island today The ivemng, aeinrding Olson, driector of hr male members will incd at T 3" p ni., and the women id s ji. m no mgid to make All members a siieiial effor to hi pus' id & '6i r eilhe.-Inroug- ttb A A V. BRITISH hard-toug- h (lihp, y FATHER A 'A Sears has the practical Christmas gifts fathers like . . . Give the gifts men can use. Make this Christmas a practical one! s J Gcnuinti X8 Rib DRESS SOX Jv. 50f Anglo-America- n Ideal Xmas gilt Jum thin cotton for wear and 45', wrol for warmth. The ideal gm rain-boun- d p They will hlm months of wear an romict I MENS DRESS GLOVES A V. j A ' A 'A V. Genuine Deerskin Long wearing and comfort at low price. Give hint a pair of gloves for Xmas. He will appreciate them. g ' I9f 1198 Other. 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I)n na Id Jerniiui, who has bu n trade oil odds and ends cleanup lied planes, based in China, bomb-i- d arriving appointed service officer for Cache over holiday, about steady; load Japanese home territory for county representing the American medium to good cows 10 50, cutter the first time jesterday with a Legion, is available for contacts and common $7 25 Iho $0 25. can- daylight raid on the island of concerning com pensstion and ons $4 50 to $7 00; late Wednesday Formosa, radio Tokyo said today. An imperial Japanese headqtiar-Itr- s claims of servicemen. medium to pned bulls $8 00 to $9.00 recorded in communique Hog: 1250. about steady, top said 20 allied bombers $12 50 oil good and choice 180 to Chungking 25u lb butchers, averages under bit Sinchiqu. in northern Formosa. lbs $11 fa) to $12 00. 18t weights Thursduy afternoon The broadcast made no mention over 250 lbs $1150 to $11.75; few Cattle: 50. mostly Al- a Others Aviation tal.V, rootle! J fastener limit. sows $8 75 to $9 25. Sheep: 2050, no early sales, late Wednesday fat lambs fully steady, two loads fairly good 85 lb. fat lambs $U0i). few truck lots medium to good $12150 to $13 25, common down to $10 00; odd trucked-i- n ewes $100, Creonnilsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender, inflamed bionchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you North Logan MIA is sponsoring a bottle of Creonnilsion with the understanding yon must like the wav it a Thanksgiving harvest ball this quicklv allays the cough or you are evening at 9 o'ciock in the ward to hue your money back. recreation hall Ward residents, especially married folks, are invit- cd to attend! 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