Show e Zbe (Salt galic Zribunt 6 Army Prepares Admiral Fears Tests of Feeling That Axis Materiel Victory's Won Wednesday Morning July 21 1913 Seversky Warns of Nazi Threat Against England Heavy Tank Included In Shipload of Captured Equipment g ' 52-to- - all-o- ut 3 long-rang- WOLFE'S ' rI rsp)614' r''' — I " - I' 61- i 11 it'4- :f4 ' :1' - ' --- I i t' 1 - ir OF '47" July- - 2021222324 "DAYS Celebrate "Days of '47" horn Wolfe's for everything f :: camping riding hiking canyon trips fishing etc You'll smopth good looks the? rough-an- d picnicking out-of-doo- rs 0 7' :1" -4Ait'I'' 0' :4 j k0-- ''''' 1' ry 4r i :' - service ?:?: 1: iy: SEE THE BIGGEST : ()et4 smart Western Togs and they're the ideal clothes in C::i:::i'''-:::-:!- STOCK OF – ': ' :: WESTERN TOGS IN UTAH! — I LADIES RIDERS LEVI -- '4'7 iu for years as truTy Western Smartly tailored sid opening Farmed $298 trousers :y'4'-- -- Je' lo '4:vt Ni l'''-- i ' Western Belts ‘S ''''i::- f wools ' I 1 4 I: — 4 I l""21 7: -- :2' - si:c- t '' ' ' : - $ tc:"'ff r '71'1'"z:313r 1 '''' e 4 414Q-i- t r RIDERS S4 95 selection of cottons Authntic Western Styling tte 7 -- ) COWBOY - $1695 rind cottons 4"-'-' HATS Fine wool felt hats with contrasting braided brims Your choice of colors k- - - ::- ' rr''":-' : '' 1''c-::- No-- -'- ':-'' :::'th - $198 io-1- CAMP - :1 and sized1191J up Quality fur felts popular - - 4: t ' i ifiy::' i GOODS $12 up SEE ifL i3' - k ” 4v ' is MAIL ORDERS 1 Enclose check or money order including postage and state fax (f in Utah) Absolutely no C O Dt T ' I - t :' :t '':T 4''0 1 1 70 S PO vy n'tlo '"ho y)4 114 o—seR io s- 1:t- I 0 0r '17 -- --- 1 ---- 6' g t -' 4-'t- veto -- el D 7) dtiat- :ile'::' ::-- 0i -- t ' i--- J :'' elES SigfIlr' 1 S - jtarli-implairionuman2c--- 24 South State - - TIO - -- ' i t" '"" 7'r' A' OA :' 0 AliM --- - iti'° 3 9tro-11- - L a El"ii" "1a '' a2 ' :J '' ''' ' 'I's: ‘ v - ' 4ast :4t L - t ' -44-:47:76:::::4-t'- - 1 0 i: atte 40 - ' -- - 1 ''' ' 001100416 OP ' 41 " ' Ever hear the word "electrolyte"? 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You'll save plenty of car washing with a good coat of that special car wax we Standard folks carry It'll keep your car new looking with just a little dusting now and then Protects the paint against sun and water too When you do wash your car ask us about the "suds" lewiii k I ' - Don't iet your wax - ' 'l P '''1'''7''':- ' ' 1 ''' rig - - :4 V Oe:--:-: An oil that won't slip off cylinder walls is like a War Bond—good insurance That's why so many drivers switch to RPM Motor Oil It sticks to metal surfaces like a shadow won't skid away from engine hot spots or slip into the crankcase when your car is idle ' gni You'll get no busy signals when you come in for a lubrication job if you give us some advance notice Just phone and tell us you'd like to have your car greased and we'll arrange ouz schedule 80 the work can be done at a definite time 1 I ' ' 11 : r4 :' :'' - :':' i Ir) I '''' f I ''''—' t s: ''''''''iggiL '00 a re-char- ge 1 1"9::'' ::::"'''''': 00 gin is necessary to remove it That's so that a why we Standard folks keep reminding you to let us check the solution in your battery every other week Remember if you let it go too long the plates become shorted and a won't do any good Men you have to buy a new battery your battery When the water part of it evaporates the solution level lowers and there is less plate surface to create current—that's when your batterrloses ' power A crust forms on the dry portion of the plates : '416 El N AS1 111 a :::: " ' shift! 1 " i Some folks seem to think they're pro- 7 k - 7 r 4 tecting their car by keeping it in high on a hill Actually it's much easier on your car to shift before it begins to labor—when speed drops to about 20 miles an hour It's safer too L 5 40 ' t : ) ' - p s : : ' : It: vl'''-- : : e147 -- '''''' e : 4 ' - 1 ''''' rtt11-0Tic f ort-- r - qk7 — 40' t :: r r: r ' de 4 40 f ': ''' ' ' 0 0 ‘ 1 m' :::1:: :: ''''4 '''''''''''':As-::- '''':: :' ': ‘ :'' - : ''''' '4 : ‘1::: 0 !:" :::::5:: : ' ' 4?NN1:e' s"xkalb I c d - -"- ! 1"1"1"1"412 ' r'47:: 7777ar : :? 0 - :: '''''7'::777711 '''''': k!sew 1 1 ikl'-:i- ' - -- 1 : ' ' w17i(1 AP' 40 1 qihp 1 - 0" t ! 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PEPTO-BISMO- RILMAN r' LA 1 L-- 7 ba 1 LL Sheriff Rodney F Chambless 29 of Madison county Texas on a charge of aiding in the escape of Gene Paul Norris and Lon Canada Gillham members of the nortorious Norris gang which terrorized the southwest from 1933 to 1937 Norris and Gillham escaped from the Montgomery county (Texas) jail May 30 1943 and were apprehended the next day Norris later said he had paid Chambless $840 for his aid °'°1"' -- 1 s NrIzAt-- visfistagninsmor 7Li70 —The department of justice Tuesday night announced the arrest of e''' - : - " "'' It EJ °A -' : YOUR Ts "- V ' ' (1(Z) '1":1' - ' 4 IAMOWNIVIMOWOOMWOia4 OUR P 1 k ff 4IN West a 0 splA CINCINNATI July 20 (— Rear Admiral Clark H Woodward questioned Tuesday night whether Americans could stand prosperity in war news The admiral chief of the navy's industrial incentive program said in a speech prepared for the American Mining Congress' annual banquet: "There has never been any doubt about our ability to take it when the going was rough Unlike the Germans defeat only makes us more dangerous "But today the question is whether we can take it when we have to face success? Have we the will power to stand up to good news as well as bad? Have we the mature judgment to accept the winning of a few battles without exaggerating their importance to the war as a whole? Can we watch the tide turning in our favor without letting our heads grow big with overconfidence and our hands become lax with complacence? "Thus 'far we have given our countrymen on the fighting fronts good cause to doubt us In fact the German home front is withstanding adversity more effectively than we are accepting success" Admiral Woodward said overconfidence at home boomeranged on the fighting men by denying them weapons because of production losses "We can not afford complacency in the face of victory" he asserted "any more than we could afford indifference in the face of defeat Too little and too late will still take the same toll of lives on far-obattlefields in 1943 as it did in 1941" ' K i)1':4:-)-- WINDOW4S! If you'rO going up th canyon over Ioliday select useful serviceable camping quipment from our stocks largest most complete in th tims ti ''--1 4 7--- STETSONS a WASHINGTON July 20 (INS) - Eit Questions Ability Stand Of U Good News of War of Aiding Escapee up '""e:S lag D M" : ' Sheriff Faces Charge and WESTERNS The finest Western weer made Matching riders and built for years of service S245 and up I t i :k FAMOUS "PENDLETON" lk 8ri94 colored rayons and tailored wools I ? l i T f Zs"' rt twills t - V p4-roV- mixtures nd 4: ' zi !: WESTERN — Cit NASSAU Bahamas July 20 Ur) —Nancy Oakes de Marigny went to the Bahamas prison soon after she arrived at Nassau Tuesday for a lengthy visit with her husband Alfred de Marigny who is charged with the murder of her father Sir Harry Oakes Captain Reginald Miller superintendent of prisons reported that the girl greeted her husband with a kiss He said "there was no weeping and there was nothing sensational!! They were together for an hour and 20 minutes in the presence of Miller and De Marigny's attorney Godfrey Higgs Miller said the couple discussed their troubles but he declined to disclose any details Higgs said she would consent to an interview by newsmen after she had rested from the trip Mrs De Marigny whose marriage last year to the handsome former count was opposed by her multimillionaire father was said to be a guest here at the home of Higgs De Marigny is imprisoned but authorities made arrangements for his wife to visit him as soon as she made the request – No advance application was filed however and there was no sign that the request would be forthcoming Mrs De Marigny was in the United States attending school in Vermont when Sir Harry was struck four times early on the morning of July 8 and left to die on a blazing bed in the pretentious Oakes country estate Westbourne When the news reached her she rushed to Bar Harbor Maine to be with her mother Lady Oakes and her brothers and sisters Nancy is the oldest child She attended the funeral serv1 ices for Sir Harry last Thursday Dover Fosgroft Maine at ' Mrs De Marigny said she had no opinion about the guilt or Innocence of her husband k I) :s A - from our complete Choose r00'i p Pr- I A:A ) p! trPe ' :ifiF!-!:i7-'''''''''- 41 MEN'S MEN'S RODEO SHIRTS tlyL::Rio ' - $245 and up upTailered Western Ties $1 :''': ::'?t': i t‘''''''i '4 ': A COWBOY HATS t i: 1 416 LADIES '!:ksW4-Z:'1-:i- i 3'' ':' '' - 1 t:'-'''''- : 'fl 4?" 4 W g' :: ?: ' '::' :- 'e " 9 ig1::!::--e- 47:1414'' SHIRTS 298 to 1150 et - "''''''?i : t4 1 K- - ::' Gay slits and rayons smartly tailored wools arid gabardin in all colors end sizes '::t 311k1!titr-- '"'::4 it':' WESTERN ' (0 014 LADIES' 1r ' 41- Inallitar tl'k4IVZ-4rykiX:01:7':- ld ft- irekaed: 1 :20i"1'::' '41 6F SMART WESTERN TOGS 1ow ' 0 - lo — - s ' ' i : i - - t ' ': - -' — r-- ' :lille4111114' - -- - - ":' Wife Visits Suspect in Nassau Prison ff'''---"'sq- 7-- t- S-t- Chicago Tribune S'ire WASHINGTON July 20—The possibility that the Germans may be preparing for a second and greater battle of Britain — NEW YORK July 20 aimed at knocking the British Isles out of the war was advanced Tons of captured German and Tuesday by Major Alexander P De Seversky airplane designer Italian war materiel sand encrusted but otherwise bearing few builder and pilot bombard-Writinno have nazis strategic battle scars are arriving in this in the current issue of The American Mercury Seversky ment aircraft he said then the country from north Africa for war is all over in all but name tests at the Aberdeen (Md) provemphasized that a second mighty However there Is the strong ing grounds on was Britain attack bombing At Aberdeen the army will test rot more than a possibility but chance he continued that the Gercautioned that it would be foo- mans are accumulating such craft its staying quality firing power lhardy to discount such an attempt for a heavy offensive and the most and armament with that of Amerino matter how improbable it may logical place for such an offensive can made materiel teem One such consignment totaling would be Britain His warning came as military "There have been plenty of an estimated 500 tons and reprecircles were giving serious con- tragic experiences to warn us senting what a war department e:Aeration to the possibility that against underrating the enemy's spokesman said was "some of the Hitler may attempt an invasion strength and resourcefulness" best equipment the enemy used in of England Such a plan they said Major Seversky said "The nazi his effort to stop our boys in north would explain the failure of the high command knows as well as Africa" was unloaded recently razis to launch a heavy offensive we do that it cannot win the war The shipment included about 30 against Russia the lack of activity as long as our most powerful air pieces of field equipment one of on the part of the luftwaffe and German Marwhich was a n the feeble resistance being offered base—England—stands "We must reckon with the kh iv tank allied invasion forces in Sicily:— chance that Germany has been ' The tank was a present "to The crusader for air power reto take heavy punishment President Roosevelt from the ofwilling called that Hitler has not used and is ready to make the supreme ficers and men" of an ordnance heavy bombers since the battle of sacrifice to cancel out that base battalion a stenciled inscription Britain If this means that the "The existence of a great Ger- on itschassis disclosed A similar man bombardment force is hypo- model a crew member said had thetical—the biggest 'if' in this been presented to Prime Minister (INE accident can cause war I feel it my duty neverthe- Churchill by British forces less to warn against the coming you and your family Scrawled in chalk over the 40- offensive against England ton chassis (the turret when reIrreparable loss- but this I am willing to play the role of moved one comprehensive person weighed 12 tons) were the 'alarmist' because the stakes in- names of col about 25 members of the liability policy can pro volved are too high for wishful armed forces in north Africa tett you thinking Included in the cargo were 17 "Besides the measures that See us for details pieces of 88 and 105 mm artillery must be taken to head off that size mostly of high velocity and potential blow are desirable in any for antitank TRACY case Those measures are in sum described asasusable One or field and defense pieces greater concentration of eunited two flak guns also were in the lot INSURANCE nations resources on air power intensified bombing of AGENCY air targets and a halt and should wait until the main German 151 SOUTH MAIN to the squandering of air power on job of disarming Germany from secondary operations which can the air is accomplished" - - 9 ir 1 k e t |