Show ( t Account Of the War 011 Wednesday Morning July 211943 r Salisbury -Mademoiselle Suzette a yoting Belgian girl who has lived the greater part of the last three years near Brussels who has been confidante of the many 'German soldiers and officers billeted at her home escaped to Britain a few weeks ago and has written the story of what Is in the German minds today More than war destruction and exhaustion she maintains they are suffering from disillusionr-rient The worst blows to the German morale come-- from the d Russian front whence only of the troops and equipment ever return The long 'duration of the war the broken famllies and- the lost hope have Changed the young men who come through her village to men 'Without a creed Belgians under occupation are smiling these days she says--"- a grim smile— but its a smile" 72 Women's Military Band Intermountain west Araerica! and north Africa are almost iden- '11 Z4ZiAb ) 1 : ::: 1-x:- Air Base Maintains Efficient Post Office S L Officer Shines As Marksman 1" er w For Today Pat '0 " 1 SwN1 4 P$ OLIN 4 4- er 401111110111111 H LI of our SIMPLIFIED LOAN METHOD 1 new shipment of Fall's Classic f-- jp41 iilA2ZETh GPTIEWTIll t i be practical yet smart in these "West Coast" - 21 EAST SECOND SOUTH Beason Building Tel Sal Lake City 17517 0f4 USO Activities i f51 ti-1)e- - -- Cancels Family Reunion T- I iTT i it War Joh fur You Lady! Reunionof the Pratt family 1A or- WEEK you will telephone a friend she won't answer Next week you will miss another friend and then another And you'll learn they've taken war jobs And you'll begin to wonder what training you have that would THIS qualify 1 ou for a war job If you have done made the beds for the housework at home family swept and dusted you are qualified right now to take a good paying position in the housekeeping department at the Hotel Utah which is an essential war industry The hours are suitable your fellow workers congenial The moneyyou earn will help offset today's higher living costs and enable VOL! to buy more and more War Bonds Come in and talk it over with Mrs Julia Hicks Or write in your our 'executive housekeeper application today - 7:1 GUY TOONiBLS Managing 'Director v - our best seller half sizes exclusive! 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Sizes 16V2 to 211: 85 Crush-resista- n : wool Vr: ' 5' a six-tent- 2 : tc More sherbet and less ice cream is in the offing at the Fort Douglas post exchange Lieutenant C C Miller exchange officer said Tuesday Regulations received from the Presidio of San Francisco by Lieutenant Miller state a further conservation of ice cream has gone into effect Package ice cream is limited to one package to a customer Bulk ice cream will not be sold when it is to be taken from the exchange Ice cream delieacies using more than one scoop of ice cream will undergo a change The restriction has been made necessary under a rationing system of selling ice cream The Fort Douglas exchange system of a gallon is allowed per capita for July The amount will decrease each month exchange officers have been in- 1 rL - :: '' 1 rt4-- ) Ni ''' ::-7- -- - - ciiN Glar3 '''!( formed 171A7111 - - ganization which has been held in July for many years has been canceled this year because of wartime transportation and food shortages Helaman Pratt Call president announced Tuesday 11 !rVpo 36-pie- Wendover Adds New Officers le H 3112 Fox-mal- gressing rapidly 1714 V 4 For Departing Inductees WENDOVER FIELD — Build trigs comprising the large bombing and &turnery range at Wendover field are being painted a cream coirar in a project which will cost ST000 to Complete according to Lieutenant Levi H Hampton The work commanding officer was started last week and is pro- c ( New Band Takes Over Show : Buildings Painted IODERREINANCE : 4 Fox-mal- Breadlines on Main street are hungry and haggard s:nce the reopening of several of the restaurants With the labor shortage still noticeable food isn forthcoming much faster but its restful at least to have a table to bang your knees Lacier while you wait $300 ''i s Itsss long to 8'-:-'"'-- dIP -- Loans $10 i - Somewhere in England is a guy who wishes to be known as a two-ba- r Joe doing a job but he has troubles other than G I headaches His name is If he Captain Clark Gable leaves his camp people' follow irn and shower him with affection or criticism If he doesn't leave camp they beat a path to his base and want to know why His job is to put a film that will aid together in the training of aerial gunners and he gets his source of informal tion from actual participation On raids and on ground forces Contrary to some criticism he is a captain doing a captains work The boys in England are applauding a good performance DESIRABLE FEATURES Women marines soon will be marching to music played by their own military band Lieutenant Claire T Rauch assistant procurement officer announced Tuesday in Salt Lake City Applications are being received from women musicians to be en- - listed as members of the first marine corps women's reserve band at Camp LeJeune New River Women Marines N C she said 'Established groups of women Entertain Club musicians ! may apply as a unit" rl Women marines - she said "but there is no guar"landa staga 4 antee that all members of the ing party" Tuesday noon at the group will be accepted 114 luncheon meeting of the Optimist "Forty-thre- e musicians will club in Newhouse hotel and fur- - comprise the initial complement of nished entertainment for the club the band and the majority of these be rated from corporals to a 4 program Heading the group of will master technical sergeant" women reserves was Lieutenant Lieutenant Rauch said that Claire T Rauch who was accom- - women between the ages of 20 Al:v) panied by Sergeants Elizebetli and 36 in good physical condition len and Justine Raymond 0 and with a musical background Staff Sergeant Emerson Smith qualifying them for military band I introduced the guests Sergeant work are urged to contact the Gene Halliday former radio artist women's reserve of the marine entertained with piano selections corps room 230 Federal buildand a musical quiz ing Salt Lake City tical from the air according to a tall quiet pilot who has flown over both From 8000 feet it is hard to tell whether you are over Algiers or your own Utah" the epilot Flight of the Lieutenant D H R A F on a speaking tour of the nation said in Salt Lake City Tuesday Speaking with the broad "a" of the English he told of places t ?s where Americans have watched :s!::::1:: their gallant British cousins fightand freedom's alone of fight ing places where Yankee airmen are :S!i flying in defense of American ideals too The lieutenant two months in the United States and stationed looiiiiiiiit 1 with the British embassy in Wash::4Aii ington D C as an air attache to would said he Thursday I the Kiwanis clubspeak and British War Relief in Salt Lake City after which he will leave for Denver Whether Chief IVarrant Officer William Webber left or e beFlight Lieutenant Sergeant George E 11111 is wielding the baton it all adds gan his flying in the RAF reOxserve while a law student at up to swell musical entertainment Warrant Officer Webber ford university his and his band replace Sergeant 11111 and his orchestra on the Following 5) graduation he entered the more popular "Meet the Army" series I prosaic field of law and paid little attention to his flying ability until September 1939 4 100 With the rumble of Hitler's air force echoing in English ears the insured and pack"The Mail Must Go Through!" Registry lieutenant rejoined the R A F as ages section of base post 'office army air base Salt Lake flight instructor But in the closing City At the sorting tables are left to right Corporal days of the battle of Britain when darkest for England George Bahle of Pittsburgh Pa Private Robert Sanders of things looked e beLieutenant Flight York New A baton changed hands Tuesday at the U S 0 theater and Texarkana Texas Private John Coleman of came a and Spitfire pilot fought LockIn Y of Peterson and Sergeant servCharge Ray City N against the overwhelming nazi air "Meet the Army" The hordes which dented but failed to ice show for port maestro new a departing Salt Lake inductees had crack the armor of the British Isles and a new entertainment unit to After the battle of Britain came Chief Warrant Officer William chestra and it all added up new entertainment for Salt Lake Dieppe where the lieutenant saw Webber moved in with his further action Then in October army air base Salt Lake City men entering armed services un1942 he was sent to north Africa band to replace Sergeant George der the July quota "When I first went there it was E Hill and The air base band will continue his army air base or all sort of a disconnected affair performing for "Meet the Arn The British fought more or less on Wednesday and Thursday the alone There was no unified comlast two days of the July series "We may not have the glamor of the old pony express but mand No one seemed to care parThe public is invited to attend the we certainly have more headaches" Captain John H Henderson ticularly performances and help But after the air forces were bid Salt Lake City inductees an base postal officer at the army air base Salt Lake City declares reorganized as one unit under an 4 approriate fa rewell American general (Spaatz) AmerOccupying two buildings on the Dr Philo T Farnsworth of the e Seventy-fivaddressee icans numthe side locate British side flew and by base and employing a large 21 war man power commission was CAMP ROBERTS Cal July ber of civilians and enlisted men per cent of all mail received here sweeping across Algiers after the —Lieutenant Mack G Garr exec- guest speaker for the local board and forwarded to the retreating nazis" the lieutenant utive officer of the post office department is di- is checked company C No 12 farewell Tuesday He will One men so accurate and complete is said vided into three sections Eighty-secon- d replace- be followed by Robert L Judd on infantry ment at battalion building handles and distributes all theAnlocator system Camp Wednesday and Bryant S Hincktraining 75 sacks of mail more ley on Thursday Roberts has accumulated correctly addressed mail to isper-to and average - of That packages- are received daily sonnel on the base 300 Individual and group than All performances begin at 1:30 say all mail which does not have while approximately 60 sacks of awards for marksmanship with p m A portion of each is reto be processed in order to locate soldiers' letters are dispatched rifle pistol and automatic rifle broadcast over station KDYL each Most prized of all his possessions evening at 10:15 p rn the addressee The sale of stamps during the same period onThere to men the and honors are the distinguished money orders and the sending of are two deliveries base per day and four daily disin Salt Lake marksman's medal for rifle and activities US 0 parcel post and other outgoing Milo Retail Station mail is also handled in this build- patching periods when mail from City Wednesday Include: distinguished marksman's medal Who !sisal Ways sent on its is on base men the the for awards for the street—Lunch57 Main South pistol highest ing So and West Tempi in the United eon for swing shift girls 12 marksmanship The second building into which way Captain Henderson a veteran of noon Hill Jill3 Hill field girls States army has recently the department ITim Thrifty moved is known as the "central 21 years' postal experience warns at 6:30 p m bicycle ride and Lieutenant Garr has served with informal dancing with the army for eight and one half directory and financial operations the public to address their mail Drivers picnic: Stop He received his reserve section of the base post office" properly to avoid delay in deorchestra at 8 p m years was 1939 at while in those commission reminds he He also street—Mov127 all South to State in livery addition Here handling 414eA their soldier ing picture at 9 p m with the Thirtieth Infantry Third BLVI financial matters of the office a home to write to he division and was ordered to active 201 East First South street— says "he's myriad of complex operations are often "Remember" of you and he expects "Meet the Army" over KDYL at duty in October 1940 simplified and countless postal thinking E Ile won his first championship 1:30 p m you to think of him!" mistakes rectified Spanish class for was a 7 while he m in Sketch officers p high group junior Copies of shipping orders for rs SP free portraits with Mrs Patricia school Later he became a memsoldiers in transit are immediately inof the United States ber chess 8:30 at Greene infantry if to Thus sent the postmaster pm So Smooth— structions at 8:30 p in music team at the Camp Perry Ohio mail for these men appears a record of their presence on the base appreciation hour at 411 East matches in 1937 '38 and '39 In 1939 he won the It Won't South Temple street with Kenis always at hand To further in individual 45- box dance neth championships juke Rogerson — expedite matters a master locator WENDOVER FIELD First at 8:30 p m and Camp Kearns caliber match course With Ser10À Ping! This Lieutenant Levi H Hampton cornfile system is maintained A Tum lin he holds the KLO over at J broadcast band geant of cards carrying manding officer of the bombing file is composed Ilsommonomem world's military record for 9:30 p tn through courtesy the names ranks serial numbers and announces adrange gunnery '4' doubles R Lewis Converse Colonel competition and organizationsof the men on dition of five new officers to the the base and is compiled as the administrative faculty For the soldiers are processed When the first time since the range was post office receives information tpened there will be a fully staffed that a man is assigned to a squad- roster of officers to handle the ron the information is checked maze of detail which has mounted against a roster of that squadron proportionately with the growth If the man's name appears on the of the Fifth army air force school roster his card is made out and here The new officers and their tentaplaced in the locator file If there has been a mistake and the sol- tive assignments are: Second Lieut dier's name is missing the depart- tenants Marwood Wright William ment traces the man until his cor- L Maxwell and Teddy Bear Pyatt k v as squadron commanders Second rect address is found aft C Schleicher mess Whenever mail arrives for a man Lieutenant F ejpi I who has no record in the post of- officer and Second Lieutenant fice it is held 10 days during John H Kuony Jr supply officer which time an effort is made to Tr"4 ofic:1s 1741 1:1D-T7S Clark Gable Does Job in England the most 1Marine Corps Recruits i - - Baton'Citanges Hands Fox-mal- one-thir- °fled Af I lea Zone Like West Says Flier s s Vlq - l'"Buz 96 irtibunt Sorting Soldiers' Mail German Spirit Cracks Says Belgian Girl By ilbe 5alt :'- 1' 0 black 0 brown 0 navy 411 1 0 green grey sizes 10 to 20 Keith O'Brien Spdriswear—Third Floor |