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Tuesday read a lesson in the dependence of air forces on ground and sea arms : Glade Candy Company Gibbons and Reed Co Grand Central Markets 1 I 14 --- 'rho Gal Ither Company Gem Theater 1 - - of western The loss of Wake island lie re- - ing the establishment ' ' (Continued from Page One) defense outposts This r:' hemisphere ' :' f to the secretary of war was followed before the outbreak ' ported mobilization of the army large supporting troops" Mar sh all ' of a new ''''::' forced war of I:::::'6 movement the ' 'S of l :':'::::!:'::' development by s garriso serious that adeappropriations to develop the mili- writes e "were sons to 20 TrinBermuda route ' bomber via ' Christmaz ':: April the for reinforcements : ' at citadel" idad 5 Greenland June 30 i'l--- ' '' tary establishment and orienta- qu (i has for its objectives" he island Canton island Fiji and BritishMayGuiana Philippines at this time N'vould have "It tion of industry to speed up mu- left 20 Santa July the United States in a position reported to Secretary of War New Caledonia But until that Lucia nitions production August 4: Iceland 'August of great peril should there be a Stimson "the reduction of Gercame in 8 line into service 31r t January Antigua October 2 Jamaica Third Phase Critical break in the defenses of France man air combat strength to a 1942 21 November and Surinam went said he the big ships 1 virtual impotence the disrupAbroad Marshall writes the or Great Britain" of vital elements of the nearly 'round the world by way (Dutch Guiana) December 3 tion Despite the country's critical third phase was "extremely criti'After the struck at :2Marshall reports lend-leaof Miami to Brazil and equatorial Pearl Harbor Japanese enemy's line of communications cal" Germany still threatened situation movements and Russia to already Britain aid the destruction ' and Africa across India through Su- - in progress progressive Britain across the channel while continued ': put troops in Brazil the crisis of dislocation of the German mili:::-7::: :3"'N11 zoo overrunning vast Russian terri- America's throughout matra to Java and Australia The December 19 and in Guatemala 1 war- entrance the into economic industrial and tary ''were tories stronipatallan forces :: 22 ex1!terOns D!cember without notable interruptions system and by the resultant loss of Sumatra in February Rev- threedays massing in Africa in the Pacific cept in a few items also the first arrivals of American v :: L: Geron the ered line that psychological unmisimpact Japanese aggressions gave troop ships at sea when hostiliDeployment of American forces man people the undermining of "While this sudden reversal of ties takable evidence of threats against was of began and diverted from the the governed by possibility and morale their their a movement willingi the British and Dutch in the ori- a halfway around the Philippines to Brisbane reached i: in United the to ness Kingdom to continue tragedy 1:: support the earth demonstrated the mobility Australia : r ent and our own positions in the with reversal war effort complete of the airplane" General Marshall Philippines Hawaii and the Canal of theconsequent naval situation in the At"Thus the objective of the said "it also demonstrated the Spread Out Fast Zone At home the period was lantic Marshall says and for an combined bomber offensive is lack of mobility of air forces unmarked by extension of selective even ' In 1942 ' began in Ecuatime by the constant the elimination of both the Gera lengthy process of building dor Januaryarrivals til ) i"f service retention Of the national threatlonger 16 4144 followed Haiti of by German of man ability and will to continue up ground service forces and supoccupation i 01 19 20 Cuba guard and the reserve officers on Morocco and Dakar January fifth to wage war" January and ordnance (mechanics active duty intensive training column activities in Latinand plies 26 the British Isles t America January Fiji radio technicians signal person- islands which included great battle maJanuary 29 Egypt Febnel radar warning detachments neuvers feverish industrial prep- Garrisons Reinforced ruary 2 Christmas island in the antiaircraft medical and quar- Pacific arations 10 Aruba and When the Japanese attacks on termaster units as well as the Curacao February The fourth phase began with the fleet at Pearl Harbor "uncov11 Canton February dethe attack on Pearl Harbor and ered the entire west coast of North troops to capture airfields and Island in the Pacific February 13 fend them against land attack and Bora-Bor- a covered the complete mobilization America" reinforcement of garisland in the Pacific the accumulation of repair ma- February 17 of the United States for war and risons in Panama Hawaii Alaska New Caledonia amand bombs resources and and the west coast was given first the integration of its chinery gasoline March 12 Venezuela March 12 LOS AtIGELES been had munition) laboriously Chile March 15 Efate (south PaDIEGO planning with those of its allies priority Midway was strengthcompleted by transport plane pas- cific) March 18 Ascension Island "During the fourth phase" he ened and the succession of island summarizes "the United States bases established to senger and cargo ship' (south Atlantic) March30 Labguard the PaLeave 8 am 1:30 pm 3 pm 8 and the united nations were forced cific lines of communication S WASHINGTON pm rador April 9 Fanning island with Sept Defense Coast Expanded to assume a defensive role while Australia and New Zealand General 28 Liberia Tues(Pacific) C Marshall April May George Disclosing for the first time 8 Tongatabu (Pacific) and Galamobilizing their strength for a Troops were sent to Iceland and told a story of heroic and that TO BUTTE GREAT FALLS CALIADA American troops had set up global fight to the finish Ireland outposts of the day northern May 9 India May 16 "Efforts during this period were Canal Zone extended by establish- heartbreaking 4iltire in efforts to coastal defenses along the South pagos 16 China Epiritu Santo American coast as far south as May 28 May devoted to the rapid deployment ment of air bases in Central and supply the starving fever-riddf- n Leave 7 om daily New Zealand May 30 outbreak Chile the to after check the South America (Marshall notes of men and resources shortly Bahamas June 2 Guadalcanal Its last garrison firing cartridges of war General Marshall also momentum of the axis assaults particularly the full cooperation of 7 Peru August 15 Tonat the Japanese on doomed Bataan made public D map disclosing the August Island while establishing protected lines Brazil) For Information and by assignment of small gareva (Pacific) and north Reservations forces to have which acThousands of civilians who of communication around the coast army points 8 Africa November detachments with Aitutaku artillery sent dates the the been Salt with first Lake world and at the same time initiGeneral companied to 14 defend Douglas critical Airport Telephone 48418 guns (Pacific) November Iraq and forces to the peninsula contingent arrived ating a vast expansion of our niiii- points of the South American coast Iran December 11 Hotel Utah Newmove to was The first Telephone 46494 as far as Chile The eastern and complicated the supply situation tary and naval establishments" western defense commands were he told Secretary of War Stimson foundland January 29 1941 dur Allies Take Offensive war report and Tha LIM Ratan Station organized and work acceferted In his biennial Although prices of most other commodities and 'With Who Pesci Ways It required eight months for this on forced the soldiers on half the Alaska quickly highway services are rising air travel costs are being lowto With allies So 13th its and West Tempi country acting Meantime Prime Minister rations accumulate the munitions train Churchill and his advisers ered "Efforts were immediately inWestern arrived Air tines America's Pioneer Airline Where Thrifty the initial forces and transport in Washington and the discussions itiated" Marshall wrote "to orannounces a substantial fare reduction between them to combat zones Then the then resulted not only in agree- ganize blockade running from the Drivers Stop of fourth phase ended with the suc- ment on immediate strategy but Netherlands East Indies and Austhe 7 cities on its system many (211 -BERN Switzerland Sept cessful assault on the Japanese organization of the combined tralia and to carry medicines spe- —A Paris dispatch to the Tribune positions at Guadalcanal and Tu- chiefs of staff to direct the global cial fuses and other critical muni- De Geneve said Tuesday that conI 111111 i l''''" no 'other allied tions by submarine lagi in the Solomons—the allies war of a chain of fortificaiolt4:100 struction tt "Probably W::r had taken the offensive and moved action in the field or otherwise f "The blockade running financed tions in Paris and its outskirts ! Pi Et 411 into the fifth and final phase has exerted as powerful an effect from the funds placed at the dis- confirms German intentions to deI 1 which will end only with the sur- on the conduct of the war" as this posal of the chief of staff by con- fend the city street by street in the y e render of the axis powers of for command gress involved many difficulties event of allied invasion i procedure unity ts i It was during the third phase Marshall asserts I said The the for tl was it found that dispatch populace the example $ to the Philippines that the threat So Smooth— small ship owners and crew mem- had wondered whether in the — became obvious Marshall reports Japanese Stopped event would be of invasion bers Paris in Java Timor approached ' Iri The army then consisted of a par( "ft I The Japanese juggernaut hav- and New Guinea would not accept declared an open city as in 1910 I la It Won't 14 ?be tially equipped force of 28 infan- ing swept through the Indies Ma- checks on our federal funds de- but that this had been dispelled by 4" the Burma and try divisions a new armored force of the Todt labor organlaysia Philippines in Melbourne ' but de- workers Ping! AtittstICA'S 0'101411k ASRLi:: i of four divisions two cavalry divi- waa moving toward Australia and posited ization building an entire system manded cash Therefore the actual of the defenses harbor sions the New Zealand at the high tide of its money had to be flown across of defenses within the city United States and an air force of aggression Marshall reports when Africa and India by plane for deThe allied naval and air forces defeated 209 incomplete squadrons t in Java livery exschools centers and a heavy column of enemy warships training "A complete report of these isted as a basis for rapid expan- and transports iIn the battle of the operations has never been 1942 sion but this expansion had yet Coral sea May With perilous to be achieved the probability then that the Tap received t "Of seven ships dispatched from Lack of modern equipment par- anese would turn their attention Australia only three arrived at ticularly airplanes and antiaircraft again to Hawaii American forces Cebu AkM10L to transship these trained Attempts a as well lackof were the enemy regrouped—and gunsas from Cebu to desupplies war Corregidor was defeated again at Midway in units "embarrassed the 7failed because of the rigid enemy ' --partment during this period both June A At least 15 of these in the training of troops (includThese two battles restored the blockade Ceilite74' 1 41 L40 iv el Pa- blockade runners totaling 40000 ing air units) and in the prepara- balance of sea power I tion of overseas establishments to cific says Marshall checked the tons were sunk or captured by ' 1 meet possible attacks' in both enemy offensive definitely and the enemy while attempting to get to Bataan PP supplies The through offensive of oceans" first operations i -"Several over-ag- e r7) I1 1 opened a new chapter with allied ' w Britain Threatened -3 commanders free to prepare their were also fitting out as blockroyade t Hawaii had been given first own offensive operations The first runners but none of these suc(e' C: priority since 1935 and had more of these the operation against ceededtoin reaching the Philippines the fall of Corregidor I complete garrisons and munitions Guadalcanal marked the beginning prior p 47"Deliveries of supplies and the than other overseas outposts The of the fifth and last phase of the evacuation of certain personnel by Panama canal and Alaska now war '11141 took priority and the uncertainty Al "Rapidly Increasing military re- submarine continued at intervals about the peril 'of Britain and the sources in the Pacific now afford throughout the siege" 13 British fleet "made it urgently us considerable freedom of action" 00 He adds in a necessary" to establish defenses Marshall writes ' Bond and footnote that the major miscalcu- Pledge Purchase throughout the Caribbean Newfoundland In this connection lation of the Japanese was their WASHINGTON Sept 7 (A')— Marshall remarked that immedi- apparent expectation that the Rus- The said 1 treasury Tuesday 1940 night "the in would Dunkirk sian army sr ately after collapse under American Federation of Mu- British Isles were in effect de- Moscow and second to this the the i sicians would buy $100000 worth fenseless grand assault on of eAN :t ( :-':rcerned Practically all their field pines which upset their timetable day of the $15000000009 third 00114k one war loan The purchase will be army including V made with union funds an immediate invasion was threat- - against Australia For the United States Troops Sent to Britain the military issue immediately at The United States Government urges every homemaker to: "urgently desired" to make landstake was the security of the BritTurning to the European thea- ings as far east as Bone Philippeish fleet to dominate the Atlantic" ter he relates that early in 1942 ville and even Tunis but the lack ' With the limited means at hand limited numbers of troops—a sin- of shipping and landing boats pre' —buy food carefully avoiding waste V the question became one of priori- - gle division dispatched to north- vented this and the Germans were ties and only in February 1941 ern Ireland — were sent to able to move into Tunisia When were additional aircraft antiair- strengthen the garrison of Britain General Dwight D Eisenhower —store food carefully to conserve craft guns and other weapons and give a shot in the arm to launched the landings he did it i 1 available for Hawaii "A little British morale while steps were with a force of 107000 men —cook correctly preserving vitamins later" the first shipments of mod- begun immediately to build up t The conquest of north Africa t ern planeswent to the Philippines American air strength there placed the united nations in a posiand minerals -35 Fortresses and 107 the fact that the ini- tion to assault Europe itself but "Despite Flying 0 fighters the latter—as well tiative at this time lay wholly in "this was only one result of the as some for Hawaii—obtained by the hands of the axis" Marshall victory" said Marshall naming as 11 s save for other meals stripping squadrons in training in reports "our preliminary move- others the opening of the Mediterments were based on future ag- ranean with an immediate saving the United States Detailed plan- in shipping equivalent to 240 vesk gressive action Deficiencies Serious I kI ning for specific future offensive sels rebirth of the French army "Deficiencies in arms and equip- operations was already under the demonstration by American The thousands of electric Refrigerator and Electric Range " ment especially in ammunition way troops of their battle efficiency and airplanes required for the The combination of British night proof of the allied air forces' techimmediate defense of the western area bombing and American day- nique of coordination with ground owners find these Electric Servants do an admirable job in hemisphere the Panama Canal light precision bombing is wreck- troops and strategic air power Zone Alaska and for the regular ing Gerrnay's war potential and and finally a unity of allied efarmy and national guard with "the enemy must find a counter to fort—command and staff—"had fulfilling this request The protection of an Electric Rethis technique or accept the emas- been demonstrated to the world in l of his industries and his a most convincing manner as eviculation i dence of the growing concentration frigerator enables homemakers to buy food carefully' fighter command" The combined bomber opera- of power which will sweep the is '' tions together with naval meas- enemy out of control of the Euros while their tiore food properly and to 'save ures already "appear to be in pean continent" process of driving the submarines Revamping Completed from the seas" he adds Electric Ranges enable them to cook food correctly OR MONEY BACK The report stresses also that North African Campaign Logo a war while the global fighting Every person who is troubled with The north African campaign was army has achieved a complete orand excessive gas in the stomach Baalnot only of command in detail" in Washing"discussed bowels should get a package of mann's Gas Tablets and try them for ton during Churchill's visit in Jan- - ganization administrative form and functions distress of the quick relief 1942 although the final de- - but in the make-u- p of combat oroft- - uaars are abdomen in th to launch the without pains Sharp undertaking diminishing ganizations en due entirely to gas pressure Many not adopted until the follow- the rate of increase in numbers sufferers occasionally have an upset or or interrupting distressed stomach heartburn palpi- ing July North Africa was se- and equipment tation sour risings nausea bloating & LIGHT UTAH opening the Med- training and the conduct of the drowsiness after meals headache diz- lected because labored breathing or other iterranean would facilitate global fighting fronts ziness due to accumulated gas in operations removal of the German symptoms "The end is not yet clearly in Please don't waste Electricity just stomacz or bowels Reddy Kilowatt Power—the world's finest electric threat to Morocco and Dakar sight" the general concludes "but because isn't it rationed Use what service — produced for you by American business Baalmannis Gas Tablets are made would add immeasurably t9 the victory is certain In every emerespecially for the relief of excess gas security of the allied position and gency the courage initiative and need but need what you men—is the kind of power that spans the nation you use and discomfort resulting from gas could be spirit of our soldiers and their pressure They contain no physic Sold —if the operation on a positive of back money guarantee embittering young leaders and of our pilots If they fail to give satisfactkm with achieved without BACK THE ATTACK WITH AT LEAST ONE EXTRA $100 WAR BOND results Get a package at any good French troops—a setting would be and their crews have been an ina and moment of at the the for reconstitution drag store provided spiration French army in preparation for its complete assurance of the final on band Valorem and Owl Stores return to the homeland It was victory to come" (Advottisemont) 155-m- - 'NS b7 4111141111111000-"111111111111110- WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Sept 8 UPI —General George C Marshall said Tuesday he expects the air assault on axis Europe "to be a decisive factor in the ultimate destruction of the German 4 i :' Fisher Brewing Company First Federal Savings & Loan Flint Distributing Company Florsheim Shoe Shop Freed Motor Company TheFi National Bank - t Ario ':::'-- The Eitneo Corporation Salt Lake Lodge No $3 B P O Elks : 7' 11 ' Diesel Sales Corporation Cross( Shop Deseret Book Company Deseret Federal Savings and Loan Association Draper Poultrymen Dundee Smart Clothes Dupler Furs a 411 Ark se Company' Grant Marshall Sees Air Attacks Beating Axis Air Forces Need n Ii Of Ground Sea Arms - The Continental National Bank and Trust Company of Salt Lake City Cummins Intermountain T Sept 1 T 6 Carpenter Paper Company Chamber of Commerce Chandler's Shoes Jesse NIL Chase Used Can Classic Cleaners Colorado Animal W 9 - Baker's Shoes Banquet Better Foods Bamberger Railroad Co Benrpett Motor Company Vi IL Bints Company The Boston Store Leon Brown Floral Company Blue Bell Gasoline Station - 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