Show 111le Trribtint 4711c (5a1t Tuesday Morning July 20 1943 Exl)ert Sees' Great Aii Hull 0 1 tr aluzes Women for Foreigll'Duty 9 Generalities Mislead Events Near Yanks and Tonunies Book Stresses Vital Role 4 Official Good Will Booklets Issued By Both Nations Tend to Promote Friction Not Friendship - By John Steinbeek by Telephone to the Herald Tribune scrbing the flood of American Thence to Salt Lake Tribune LONDON—International amity good fellowship and mutual production which turned the tide of the air war against the axis in 1942 the latest issue of Jane's understanding between the British and Americans often reaches All the World's Aircraft declares a pitch where war between the two seems very close This is that "we Are on the threshold of Esually directed understanding and it gives rise to some very miehty event in the air" In a foreword to the 1942 vol- silly situations ume which was released by the Directed understanding and tol- when you see an American second James M erance ordinarily publishers Monday begin with gener- lieutenant misbehaving in a LonSpa:ght noted writer on air war alizations Our troops approaching don club it is expected that you concluded: fare England are told in pamphlets will deny it Or if you meet an -Air action alone will probably what the British are like where popinjay of a Britbring Germany down The war they are tender and where hard ish officer surly the British are expected w1:1 not be won solely by the what words innocent at home are to deny that he exists But he does bombing of' her industries and harsh and ugly on the British ear exist they hate him as much communications but without such This has much the same effect as as we and do: The trouble with genernot could be it bombing probably telling a friend "You must meet alities particularly patriotic ones won at all fellow You two Is Jones—wonderful that they force people to defend —The air arm is in fact an in- will get along I just know that" things they don't normally like at in the great With a start like that Jones has all dispensable partner and to adventure may prove joint got two strikei on him before you It must be a great shock to an be the leading partner" ever meet him He has to live down The foreword and text of the being a charming fellow before you Englishman who Ls convinced that rew volumoshows how the empha- can tolerate him In this case it is Americans are boasters when he vs tot the past year has been on even worse because the British meets a modest one His sense o Is 'outraged Precongreat increases in the production are told that they will like us when rightness consular embassies legations of proven types of war planes they just get to know us The ceived generalities are bad enough posts and to the over-a- ll economic start without consciouslyto rather than on the introduction of result is that the two come to- new onestrying in rehabilitation and reRecently a Georgia boy activities types The book in more than gether like strange dogs each one to lief be supervised by the state a face like a catfish and the SOO pages and hundreds of illusfor trouble It takes a long with looking department a of fine coyote soldierly bearing trations gives much more detail time to live down this kind of unThey will be recruited largely complained bitterly that he had from on the types listed in the 1941 issue derstanding the ranks of present emand been hadn't four here days new not did add very many but seen a duke He had got to believ- ployes of the department and a Hindrance Generalizations planes engaged In work overseas bethat there weren't any dukes those The second phase of getting ing outbreak of the war They the fore Notes Rifting Output and he was shocked beyond words will include 14 carried on in Innumerable secretaries stenogalong an or is Somewhere there truth Noting that the United State attempts to describe each other operators comptometer raphers an is of there it If produced nearly 50000 planes in The British are so and so The approximationand the British switchboard girls 1942 and in December turned out Americans are so and so The Brit- engagement say bookkeepers ' and clerical personnel military aircraft the book ish are just like other people only "We got knocked about a bit" linguists generally and shot the Americans say "They said this latter total was not only more so The Americans are boastOriginally Herbert H Lehman's the hell out of us" neither state- office preater than all the axis output ers who love money This love of ment of foreign relief and rehabilitrue is Understatement is for that month but that a "figure money is of course unique with over- tation Was authorized by President and here admired universally as to is twice be nearly Americans Every other people dehigh likely detested whereas Roosevelt to have sole power in reached in time" tests money The Americans are statementone isis near the truth and coordinating all agencies dealing Reporting that British produc- fine sturdy people The British neither to do with the vast task—which included one had neither anything is on tion still the upgrade to a are fine sturdy people This is of the not only immediate needs in food the with fighting quality remarkable degree the foreword obviously a lie There are good ones soldier We involved know that you clothing and medicine but a longisaid 'Russian production has been and stinkers on both sides time program of industrial comsetting someare Can't the Americans say somereasonably estimated at them up doesn't do any good Just mercial and agricultural reconAmerior when other those thing approaching 2000 machines about the time you get a liking and thing struction d are cans and per month There are new and a respect for a number of English- men fromcrackers But last June Secretary Hull the Panhandle and neat plants in the Urals and men some one comes along and business men importart obtained from the presiIn quietly shodbifocals and In Siberia but the main Russian tells you about the English and dy jewelry salesmen and high rig- dent a letter directing him to do i s two lacof still that output big you have to start from scratch gers from the woods in Oregon the job of coordinating all agencies toriea near Moscow" again This same thing undoubt- And it is just as silly to try to de- "dealing with other than military Reviewing the growth of bomb- edly happens to the English too scribe the British when they are affairs abroad" The third little pitfall concerns Lancashire irg assault through 1942 includmen and Welshmen and the "thousand first bomber"1 liequalities of the fighting men ing and Icockneys Liverpool longshoret - 1 attacks and the arrival of the A big rangy old mountain boy men We well as c Eighth United States air force as comes rolling down the street with individualsgetbutalong very '44 It moment the just a factor it was added: "It is dif' his knuckles barely clearing we become the Americans just and they to see how the war effort the pavement and right behind is ficult Is not of any country however powerful a guardsman shoulders back chin become the British trouble I and however totalitarian can be up nine buttons glowing like mad far behind 1943 N Y Tribune Inc q maintained in the face of the as- Immediately the comparison is Copyright 4 sault which it should be within the made One is a fine soldier and the SINCE THE DAYS OF power of the British and American other is a lout The fact of the air forces to launch in the near matter is that they are both covTHE COVERED WAGON Welcome future" ering ground at the same rate and 45 SUCCESSFUL cover one could the each $i probably Postwar Growth to the same ground with a full pack And 1Vith civilian aviation develop- then YEARS having learned about soldierment temporarily eclipsed by war ly qualities see a little twistyou planes the section on civilian avia- ' face BUSIIIESS Tommy who tion has dropped from 74 pages in walks sideways like a crab and the 1941 issue to 58 in this one but you realize that he's as good a Keeping Abreast of the the preface said that despite thiS fighting man ' as the world- - has March of Time "the war has proved the vital need produced but on his record not on of transport aircraft" and has as- his soldierly bearing Buy More War Bonds See Us for Everything sured the swift development of Good Ones and Bad Ones and Stamps In Music and skyways after the conflict ends Instruments new few the The whole trouble seems to lie in Among types added to the list of military aircraft are geReralities Once you have made Britain's Mosquito bomber Ty- a skoferality you are stuck with it FAINOME1101Ip1MEMIEMEMIPAP -phoon fighter and the Hurricane You have to defend it Let's say rearZanlinFAMP0110411 7111er FACTORY 'tank buster all of which have been the British andor American soldier ellinWeigfiltffainfiONVAPPdr410211a114P0 :i PZL''OLI rd " ::: well proven in combat The main Is a superb soldier The British SII0E REPAIll rew arrival in the German section and or American officer is a gen70 SOUTH MAIN Iterld'i Largest Dee Itehilaere M8-32is the curious Merseburg 3 tleman You start In with a lie Utah's Pioneer Music EAST BROADWAY 43 ig powered glider which the book There are good Ones and bad ones M ''i 3211 SOUTH MAIN Store said has to be towed off the You find out for yourself which is il when fully loaded with 130 which if you can be let alone And fK:twx!yy::f:::::::--v::::- t ground ' armed men or their equivalent al-- 1 ''441 though it can maintain flight when t once it is in the air LONDON July 19 De- UP) Service LONDON Tuesday July 20 ()11 comply with the new regulations there are sufficient plants By New York Times —The weekly liquid milk ration unless for heat treating available Prepares for Civil to two WASHINGTON July 19—Memwill be reduced from three Auof the newly created United bers and Administration of pints beginning an1 cadet corps it was learned food States of the ministry gust Reoccupied Areas nounced Tuesday Monday will wear the cross of The reduction comes earlier Malta on the sleeves of their uniPas By Virginia than last year and the ministry ley a symbol that dates back PORTLAND bre July 19 UP) forms New York News Correspondent said was designed primarily to —British Hali- far beyond Florence Nightingale Ambossador Lord WASHINGTON D C July 19 meet special demands for manu- fax advocated a "harsh peace" for to the very birth of nursing when With American Brit- factured milk products from the Germany Monday and said the (CTPS) during the crusades those dediish and Canadian armies surging fighting services bombing of Rome was justified by cated to tending the sick adopted Supplies of dried milk yvill be military tactics across Sicily toward their first "As I get the report" the tour- the symbol available during the winter to supsoil on On their caps and lapels the European major conquest domesfor plement liquid ing ambassador told a press cona new land army of women created tic consumptionsupplies ference after arriving here 'the cadet nurses will wear the Insignia The allowances for priority con- bombs were dropped on the rail of the United States public health by Cordell Hull's state department service a horizontal fouled anchor is standing by to follow the flag sumers including children and ex- yards This wits done to stop the with a winged caduceus the staff cut not be of will flow to German mothers reinforcements pectant of of through the length and breadth Meanwhile a white paper issued Sicily Mercury upright in the center flow By Hitler's fortress—and later into Tuesday outlined a widespread many lives stopping of American British The insignia relates to the earliest g such outposts as the program for the improvement of and Canadian soldiers will be obligation of the public health service the medical care of sick and the Dutch the quality of milk under which saved" Malaya Philippines land S R added He Hudson Rome Minister should not injured seamen The fouled that East Indies Agriculture the seamen in Wearing distinctive uniforms takes over from local authorities become a target for indiscriminate anchor represents tailored by a New York depart- the responsibility for all matters bombing like London and War- difficulty the caduceus the symbol of the messenger of the gods saw ment store they will move into relating to milk production "We Poland must Under authorizathe France take from the program Belgium enemy is also the ancient symbol of the Italy Yugoslavia Norway and other tion is given for it to be made an the toys they should not have and physician The design of the street unicountries as rapidly as our armed offense to sell milk in any desig- give them a harsh peace" he said forces reoccupy them and estab- nated area unless it is heat treated He explained this means demil- form to be worn by the cadet lish normal civil functions under tuberculin tested or accredited itarization of the enemy but no nurses will be kept secret until the milk sold by a retailer from the stringencies which would handicap uniform is displayed at a luncheon allied military governorships Known infprmally as the S D Cs product of a single accredited herd Germany to get back on its feet to be given fashion editors some time within the next three weeks (state department corps) these Areas will not be designated to 'again economically latest feminine participants in the AgIlsraartassissassessu global war effort will be assigned to field and office work with our one-ha- lf Of U S Output Ancient Cross Becomes Cadet Symbol ugland Reduces Milk Rations on A ugust 1 i In War as in Peace ' Halifax Justifies Rome Bombing years of Marks uninterrupted of the has needs served Hospital this Intermountain West mot the demands of peace and war h rough - seventy-on- e progress St with a fully modem hot pital organization a competent staff and fully accredited school of nursing St Marks dedicates its every facility to the service of es it dedicated its America services to the building of the West 71 years ago Today this far-flun- it - q11111uali' I N Ni r 1k' i n'ic ::H i' - Plans Surplus Sale Property - U S : 1 ' ti:':: '''J '''':ji 's '''ri: ::i':: N t!1--- ' ''': ' ' : ':: ': :::: : t i l': i :!?0 Itt36 q E 0 4A "4 i: virecc fr- I 1 ' i Ogre- -- orN - Quo:Hy Foods—Produce Drop DRAPER I I EGG Draper Utah LAKE EGG - 7 Midvale 194 ' ft t j '1' 00 'Ilk '771-----'''''''''''-172"‘:44i- L''4k1 --- f ' A A)t ilit w 43 7 : - ''''':-- - ‘It ' s N P 64 q w44 ‘ !I r ltts-a- ive' - 11101b - '"411 000171 ‘" - -- 1:) 0001 A It Sv471L1 fd o AP -- 4- - b - ---- --- 4h 14 1 --- - le P 'lict11:":10 --- '''°'''e--5----r'1- - tel s N diak‘ teftir ' ---- L b11) '?'N V A 1 - I-kfqA- Vin Av - - " 19 J41 N 4 v ' -- NNt:4t‘:t14‘ Jk- - '01 - j Returne t6 Utah! 1 of the Pioneers who settled Salt 0 The people of Utah areJesponding in a manner creditable to the rich heritage they possess Descendants of the Pioneers of yesterday are the soldiers of today They are solders of the battle- k fb fields and on the supply fronts at home I t4 - Utah's home front is an important one-anits people may be justly proud of the record of the farms factories and mines of the State in production so helpful in the prosecution of the war The foundations for these industries were laid during the days of the Pioneer d it : - ''''' 1 1! 4 ir 0- - - Yes the Pioneer spirit has returned to Utah '‘ i The Metal Mining Industry of Utah - BASHI EGGS ASSN - ) —f:stry 11 --- -- - Today we are called upon to serve our country and until the war is won our motto must be: "There Is No Limit to Sacrifice" INCORPORATED PRODUCERS ‘ - :" These people possessed a courage and industriousness that could not be denied They molded here on a desert a community that Ts a monument to their courage and determination ill 4 - k - 41 — ' --------'0::- - -:- L— Lake Valley is one of sacrifice s '1' :: ( - 1--) V CliO4'' i le-tt- brew POLK & CO itUiLDING CITY i -- - DRAPER POULTYMEN SALT :y 1- -- k More than a century ago the pioneers learned that no job a lesson that every mother's was too big for teamwork for only on and daughter of us can well learn again by teamwork can we lick the big' gest job we've ever win the war and dictate the peace So if your faced job is making bullets and ours is producing food let's give that particular job the best we have Lek more than meet our quotas with more food and guns than the axis ever dreamed about straight from the fighting farms and factories of America! liffitt Tat CAM110111 DOOLY r ': !' 40' 'I t1001 64?1 'll 1:- itictot Through 53 years of good times and bad through war and peace The Salt Lake city Directory has gathered and dinseminated indispensable information for the use of business and L ia i rJ )'41677:Thili - 'tY N' - tr - -- --- The record of the deeds 11 tv e 4 ' 1 mok - - ?- i :: k— 41:'1 - 4 R -- tii t'4 i ::::'?1 sz08 b :' j - e of '' ''''':-'- s 09 -- - - :: J:5::::' 1 ' " A A- :4:'-L:- aeds s 11 — 4 ez :4' ::::t Since'1890 0E" ''' 4 illt 'l '-- - - - 7ae Ficpd e er : "67 Oirif - '4041tz----0- ::'3 ---- 7' - Founded in 1872 rTr A 1 - t' ' '''::' 1847 to 1943 - i:::::::?: OrI TsF6w''(?ii::':s''s41 V4 t: tiff it14144 ':is:':4?' i t yes46:v: I: :' : 4:! :i:: i :1 r3- governments In announcing this Monday the department said the property loeatvl in all parta Of the country consista of construction equipment laboratory and hospital equipment automotive equipment and parts educational equipment and facilities shop maintenance fLq uipment and a wide variety of miscellaneous material CZ' :! - WASHINGTON July 19 (III — Ten million dollars worth of sun plus federal property will be sold by the treasury to war contractors and state and local y :kliZ:-!:::- ‘7"1' g:1 HOSPITAL --- g$v I : d::471::- -- - - 4 ' ' ' - 4 ‘v 4 '47 :Ii - ' il ( ti 4) - r 1: Enys of V wide-shoulder- :0-- t ( -- 4441144:: T(‘ tc ''' 1 c - 741 long-legge- l-- "7- Saint Marh INC Silver King Coalition Mines Co Utah Copper Company American Smelting & Refining Company United States Smelting Refining Combined Metals Reduction Co Tintic Standard Mining Co Chief Consolidated Mining Co Ohio Copper Co of Utah and Mining Company - International Smelting & - Refining Co Park Utah Consolidated Mines Co:- - - II 1 0 i 4 s ' — Ilt s 11 - It t I |