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' ' -- - 7 t 417 ?'adinner cloth Ale- - IVti ) -9 cF 7"!1I - ' ' et '? rra - - - D le' - ' - i 24x46Inch Size -i -- - t T - ' IA - - t 0- " : 4r s'- P::-4- - ' 4129 4 s r-- :i4z:-74:-t:t(e"37:1- size N: '' n :: 741 - " “Fk '1 I'4 - — A037 r 4 I Pikt777 I - - rq4$i rY 1 - ' ' — - anta : 4' 4' Te e-rq-- r ' r44 EN :ie' '''':F:7-474-Tc"f::!--s--s'--- - - h Thrifty to Sew With 7-- :- 1- TO vir - ' '' tr: i ::: 1st Floor ' 4 r rtfr 1 t 110 4I tY Cattatileoo 4 0 o lc signed from patterns of rich tor any ocea- Mon Sturdily made of fine American tottont In a tie weave that holds threads In place and preserves the beauzy of design i - f:k''41-:-4144"i'Y3'?47"- -- kLP I ' old lace Correct it's toms 1St Simplicity Printod Patterns at 25c Consult th isw e'" - - - d 1 - IP L uLe I A beautiful -- bifl ' - I printed table cloths - 7 novelty Caldernis patterns in bright fast colors Compare with qualities sold elsewhere at 179 each — New Shipment! Patterns CHE1 "ILLE I3EDSPL - tor Simplicity Pot ' - - - sesee -e 1 - Weave - - - ::k-----1 19 s 4' ' a Color-forni- - 4 - --' - - oty to witrk : South :tie-:-‘-'-':::-:4'- - --1 na guoroo with toed octuroto Rego - t--' 1 !- 171'rlf 1! i- Exe52 I z 1st Floor L bVnn mei01 : ''‘ aro 3i - rE BUS DEPOTS --- -- 4 1 '' 'i -- t ' i- ! s i ft ss 24:"14414kPa 1 - W411i: 3 '- q ::- -1- 10 ''':-''' - - di -- 4c8r:309pft 1 4a: ): i -- 01 s':-- - SP ! - "4-zz--'-- I : - -1 f":9141s'II'7':' ' - ''''-'- 129 ' - ' CLOTHS ' - - 'L' at $- : c - - 'L' I ''' i T4-- ed ("''': I I I itLE 111111 9 - i' " ' - ''"l ' 72 I I tr f r Color-forni- a Luxury 'Lace - iablectoths fuoesatf: 3r Frteaeastih: I--44 ' C' 1 : '' t5 - ' Fabricord TABLE COVERS ' t ii New Shipment! ''''''‘ - - - Ig 'fv ok ''"c1-r-:It'7- o '' 4VI- e - - - l t 1 - - IIF - :''''- qur- 4- r '''' p CHAIR PADS 2 '''- : - Of:CASU Hand-blocke- ::: 1- You '''' WOW!: 'X''' I - : - - 0 ''10ss 0 lik:-----?- -- — it 4 anottoAntst 7 As2101 4' i p Cl 1st Floor z ort41 Atstrto-Y('"" w a g nos' or vitt° 11''1qg'‘ ' ts ' "''-' on smooth e it much as you do and his job is i him But in the meantime may less and that baggage you carry it yourself as much as possible? you too iz Santa Fe Trailways I iiii - t- '''' put finishing face ' Ticking i vr - '"1164- -' -- '1i' '1171:44 ' - l t 'Nk ! ik ' 1 ?:: 8-- 0z 2" 4 '- - if I - -- - ' on Makes - ' 'iltp sheet- - ironing covers lin easily ' 1st Flow 1 -- ) 4- ' 1 ! r- - e:z : -:- - 'z1: 7 ins "ese2L t"r - 1tit n'Y - $ elf' 7:7 '41' : c 4 1 CONVENSE 47 s A17-- 4: 'j- ' a - ' size lst floor u r dy i ' fr4 4tga 7:- c - beds I cover- UP)--- -gt i nal( 040 It — - s -- s')t-'ce0 :' t 25c I Stretch on up- bleached sheet- - Mattress Pad -- buttons full or twin - fiber pau t - : I POSITION rocktws 1 a ' tg your luggage We urge you to use them whenever you travel by Santa Fe Trailways buses ( ! with rubber For --- 4 agents will supply identification tags for I ! :l'irc ':'7' -' ' tzot((il'I'd ' if 1 ' 1- n' cover with tared Fasten seams ' standar( up to 54 inches Fir cream - colorzd I - LINCOLN Neb July 20 The Most Rev Louis Kueers bishop of theLincoln Catholic diocese said Tuesday he believes there can be no objection to the allied bombing of military objectives wherever they are found "Rome after all does not belong to the Catholics alone" the "Its great bishop commented treasures belong to the entire world—to all humanity 'i i I k him just as waiting for we ask that you handle Hell thank 7 e ‘p r7 Unbleached muslin mattress lts Pi boards - '- Style c- hitleainvy386-oin- b cc oilb met - ttlUr f - 716‘ ser '' W4 Lace-o- n - -- P - i 93 -- Jr belongs to that smiling Santa Fe Trailways chap who used to say "never mind I'll take care of your luggage for you" We miss n - - -- Ot I ' s' - --- -- - i - I - '? -' - : - tha 1 98 1 '' - 7 : -- - G mang - Full or Twin Size ez - ' SUM - rML: i Ironing Board I IRONING BOARD COVER Pad and Cover Set Mattress Cover "Everybody regrets the bombing of Rome Everybody regrets the bombing of any city But it becomes necessary in time of war" : Fine Quality iNi'eads tor I 2 I il :III -- -- 111 !ATM -- m t 1 I 1' st hasusSt - II II ! 50c C -- -- :: - - ::: apoonnoommosnammoomonomorno IIIIMihIIIIIIIMIEIOIPMIIB OF and 25c L — — - -- - - - 1 - --- -- IN COUPONS - I wr''' s20 ' I ' - - --- - - oa---:- - 0 II CE 1 ' -- - z -- II ' ' - arf---' a 44 w ' CONFIDENTIAL ALL APPLICATIONS STRICTLY i 1 Departments SALARY GOOD fla ' FOR ONE OF MALT LAKE'S LEADING Ladies' 't I Full or Single the'precision bombing of military l'''' objectives in the immediate' vicinthid Size ec 36 Inches r12:li :A ita'lill! i:-Oilcloth se ''' ' ::!:::-1illers k(s ity of the Eternal city" ' ' Pepperell -- 47'' l""'"4 ' 0 "No one" said Archbishop 'Covered CI' A v 7k'''''''' Mooney "can fail to be impressed - -' 4111a ttkoss) to tp-- e- see 'il which elaborate "'" s by the precautions e:: -- ' ' s e s: our military authorities took to -- li - Al 4111 yd i s'! Pepperell qua?m avoid damaging what all men of :a fears do -: coveerCied ity quilted culture hold dear and hundreds t:p '1 i-- -- Oilcloth i pad muslin -- '" : saIn of hold millions of novelty pal Christians FeoutiteodnwAitdrids neelw tures that make (''' terns and bright ' i 1if111' ' '"cred a perfect tick- ' "'I1' colors and filltra comrort and z "But with full weight given to ii t ed with new '- iwnegig protection for 'e ' 0 sense of these considerations the cloth ' N ii L itml mattressm oshirpepdidneges 40 1st Floor :' - - width 1st Flom k JIN1 surprise and regret remains The ::4-- It 1st Floor city of Rome is the Episcopal see 1404 Infaitu of one who more than any other ''''' J:p:104 41104tr'man on earth worked and prayed no ' ' and pleaded to save mankind from a 7 ! war's desolation and destruction it well: 14144 - ss-it eeck: - i who preached more insistently - i see- -- 1than any other man on earth the 54 ' :i kng :404 i d 1 it 144' ' t 64-eeA "" " '' s57' 1 1tit 4 principles of justice and charity reel 700 I Ng: 11i y 4 10- : that would have insured peace cossitif li1 v4ii7 :stepo t V i ' l'iewao ' te f"' f' with honor to all nations 14"A:ivollit tr: t- '' IW' '' 444 '''44--4- ' :(-i' "The agencies of his world-wid- e 44-:1 ' "4 1 ' '' :'' spiritual administration are not '' "' e'': '':''V :!: ::: t :Z r1 44: in Vatican the but concentrated :''''4- 'es' ' 1'‘i - --z- :) ! scattered throughout the city of I St1f i ' c-' 1 ‘) N: Rome which for centuries was i ‘ t'‘ ' " ' - -- 'a eL leor 4 ' N i t-his city as well as his see 0 4 ' c:1 : A 4 4 ”One shudders to think of the ' 4 s ' ' tt- - " ti moral risks which have been ' ': ''''l taken this war will not be won J :tk:' 1 merely on land or sea or in the I of air it must be won in the hearts i and minds of men A stray bomb - rx107 ' released by mistake over Rome 0 C Muslincause our to moral do harm tak may 6s1 4 1if ' Back that far outweighs the military ensemble as this bedroom a With desetting your of most accurate value the t 00a a struction of enemy supplies or plain colors sparkles like a jewel Soft Iglowing colors Printed patterns "May we not hope at least that 1 In fabticord material Washexclusive 417 kn' rich velvety cotton chenil ''''' c) e outer-sidhaving shown the ineffectiveness and design Heavy cotton bedspread cloth iIs piece-dyable surface on of enemy strategy in hiding supi muslin backing for table top the expensive way Suntast superior plies under the cover of sanctity - 1st Floor protection tVilshfast colors and culture we will nôt subject 1st Pico to further risk the moral idealism I ' that distinguishes and ennobles our cause" C:$'113LE MANAGER cud BUYER Iteady4o-Wea- r rs10-$1- 5 11 -- ' IA -- 14s - He said the pope's plea that Rome and its historic and sacred treasures be spared the dangers of war had been "flagrantly dis- regarded by those who made the environs of Rome an apparently safe arsenal" It had been literally respected he said "in the detailed instructions which governed blue-gree- F 110 ' "1-- that declaration" 1 - 1 planes gently bwaying as far as the eye could see I did not see a single one maneuver to avoid the flak I two When we encountered only fighters it made us wonder what had happened to Germany's luftwaffe and Italy's aeronautica The pounding of those aircraft factories is beginning to take effect" somebody said on the plane's intercommunications phone As soon as the bombardier sang out "Bombs Gone" the crew broke out in a babble "Did you see that fire? It looked like something good" Someone else answered: "See that mass of smoke away on the right? The Italians are getting it worse today than ever" flames Show Hits As fresh billows of smoke dust and flame spurted it looked as If munitions trains and gasoline dumps had been hit We turned from the city in a formation worthy of fairground flying Then we could see the magnitude of the air power we had flung into this attack All the Mediterranean seemed covered with bombers coining and going Above us the top turret turned ceaselessly its guns shadowed on the plane's fuselage by the Sun We passed around water bottles but we didn't eat throughout more than seven hours' flying There was too much tension We began to lose height as the Italian coastline dropped away and removed our oxygen masks after almost two hours Below n was the sea sparkling like the brighest peacock feathers We flew some 250 feet above the water Other planes skimmed as low as 30 feet and we could see the water wash in the slipstream We were flying low to prevent lurking enemy fighters from getting under us We saw Sardinia off to the starboard "They sometimes jump us from Sardinia" said the skipper explaining why the gunners gripped their cannon triggers in readiness tvAin NG Ar Spto k CRto °F I? You - ozzoromaacomo" r 4 1 N self a pilot resting after the "We're exhausting flight said ready and we will hit harder if and when it is necessary" Crews Prove Worth Flyine with the formation of more than 500 planes that crushed vItal military targets that had been carefully marked on the fight maps I was impressed by the youth of the pilots and crews ' of the big ships One of my pilots was 21-- The other was 25 and the bombardier was 21 They looked like lads fresh from college yet they handled their giant ship over Rome ulth a nerveless steadiness We had breathed oxygen for more than an hour and were under heavy tension as we saw the curtain of flak ahead That is the moment—when you're heading through flak over a target—that you realize the heroism of these youths who do this flying regullarly With oxygen masks- over their faces and parachutes and other harness bulging from their bodies the crews look like men from another world Over Italy the air armada looked like a victory parade of - - DETROIT July 20 Gr—Asserti ing that the war must be won in the hearts and minds of men as well as on land on sea and in the air the Most Rev Edward Mooney archbishop of Detroit expressed 1 "surprise and regret" Tuesday that allied military authorities had 4 taken the moral risk involved in the recent bombing of Rome At the same time the archbishop who is 'chairman of the administrative board of the national Catholic welfare conference said the Italian government could have prevented the danger to Rome's "priceless monuments of religion and culture" had it declared Rome an open city and acted "in sincere conformity with - a - I By Richard D McMillan United Press Staff Correspondent AN ADVANCED AIR BASE IN NORTH AFRICA July 20 —Allied air experts agreed Tuesday that the American mass raid that smashed Rome's rail and air facilities Monday was the most tear)y perfect aerial assault ever undertaken t 211intEM 1 Rome Raid Sets Pattern Of Bombing Perfecticn The etuccees of the mission was considered all the more amazing In view of the magnitude of the operation and thei risks Involved In forewarning the Italians by means of pamphlets dropped Sunday night that the raid was corning "Mussolini once again has realized that the bluff in this war cornea entirely from II duce him- - 2"7"! 1 tEt I 4 4 f |