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VII ' - "4 : -- ‘ r t i ' 1 II I I '''': patriotic distinguished service" will serve on an advisory committee in connection with the Red Cross appeal for a $50000000 war fund Chairman Norman H Davis announced Sunday Davis made public a list of 53 severe Prominet persons who "have tack already has braught suffering" agreed to lend their position and Thomas W Lamont' of N a w Influence in their communities and York is chairman of the advisory Vf IIt0or kr ' I:- - '" ' families American Interests in the similar seas of by Representative Mc (D) Illinois who expg Mrs Josephine Roche Denver Dr i I 1 SHIRTS 4 tt"''' - "" --- -N - ‘ k r' I - - ''" '01 ' 9" c i ' ‘ r ttt I )' f0 10 t ': itte - I 1 t- -- 5 ‘ I from 116 t i (t -- c '4 IIS from 15c 41 f I t 1 ( s t 4 t t t l i 1 NECKTIES ' from i - 5Sc - 4- 1 A j Knapp Monarch BaAcolski 3 - I 1 t3 S41 ' Children''s - Train Wreck Kills One Injures Four Reg$ 1 t I 1 1 i I ets 1 " I 4 I t t N i - ctilL n fp ' 1 Cancels Meet I ( t i-- e" L G 0 P Chairman IS r n r t)t --- i' t 1 1 sty-le- 1 - 21-4A- 1--- ( 1 Thailand Refugees Reach Burma ) ' 77 to - st- 1 i i i 4 (2 lif --- -' crv 4 k t I t i 1 ‘s:: c-1- il I r -- -- - e 164-exeletl- - s ( '"-- - 05e1119 Public 'Debt Shows Gain 14 - t !ogle-Kn- it p $398! ' I t I tek f- r 4) t t I 7 ' t - 0 $ t SIO Yalatot - AutoTrain Crash It Hued tam- - BLAL11:EIT - t 1 Glys him a ries tlactrie !Marge Handsome leatbot-lomin- d velvet - ' I I Electric Shaver Mon's Genuine i d t 1 long-rang- committee and S Sloan Colt also of New York vice chairman Among other members were W L Clayton Houston Texas: Edsel Ford Detroit Herbert Hoover Palo Alto Cal l Mrs Dwight W Englewood N J Dr Rol4c)brmlertw' A Millikan Pasadena t4 1 t Se's "country-wid- e I ob --- Leaders of U S Give Support Feeling 'Grows Sthnson Cites U S Reliance To Red Cross War Drive For Federal WASHINGTON Dec (AP)—A group of Levy on Saks Upon I3ombers men and women all noted for their public 4 I an -- --- 11 sox 1 -- 31f Ul l I 1 1d s1 1 ' - 1 - - ‘C 1 a lis - i e re'' s I f- I04- - IN ' -- ' i '' 'N ' 4 i ' ko 4 '''‘ 1: 11 ''42 ' L I Aanza - " li t r 47 I -i 1 )1:----- V - ‘ 1 ‘ - 4 slAG '41': 4 '- i I '5 A ''' ! : Ai sA - ' - ' I tt Ni I "7 ' - - Tr" t lis f stall al 21 t t t i SAVINGS! BIGGER s 1 -- President Roosevelt is shown above with his war graphed at the White House Left to right around the table administrator Frances Perare Harry Hopkins lend-leakins secretary of labor Colonel Philip B Fleming works administrator Vice President Henry A Wallace Florello LaGuardia china's defense administrator Paul V McNutt federal security administrator Jesse Jones seere- se t r1 1 1 - 1 1 1 -- 111 - ROE'S—TILL 9 P maata r 1 4 ! Uri---- A 1 c01 Give them forcHnismuls 1 o t 40r'" " el I ' ' I - - 't : 1' L i 4 "mt Causes Only Slump in Supply - ' ' 30 NEW YOBIC Dec 21 cent In increasa demand for 4 per 7 electric power because 4 t 's: ' industrial ifl''''''''''''''''' efforts was successfully defense of r N met in every section of the na- I ' tion except for a few weeks' in the ''''' southeast the Edison electric In- i stitute said Sunday in an annual t til t review of the industry i r"N Extreme drouth in the southeast i f 14forced a temporary curtailment of Ii 4 r nondefense power uses the insti-) tute said t Highlights of the survey were:: ' ' k i Behind Programs t i Generating capacity actually in- kiloI 600000 's watts behind Installation programs due to shortages of materials to other defense demands on manufacturers of turbines and to labor ' difficulties --- -- -- At the end of 1941 generating in the United States totare of Contmerce and federal loan admhdstrator Harold capacity taled 58000000 kilowatts IncludIckes secretary of the Interior Postmaster General Prank ing power produced by manufacC Wallter: Henry L Stlmson secretary of war Cordell turing plants and mines m of the December peak secretary of state President Franklin D Roosevelt auload various systems of the Henry Iforgenthau secretary of the treasury Attorney Genwill total about 34750000 country eral Francis Biddle Frank Knox secretary of the navy and kilcwatts The total installed genClaude H Vi'ickard secretary of agriculture erating capacity of the country is 9600000 kilowatts more than the e sum of the individual peak loads ' This margin represented unused 1 capacity available to carry additional loads and capacity held in reserve against breakdowns and other emergency conditions in- i cluding peilods of low water Present defense production pro- I grams indicate a need for an addi- I tional 2000000 kilowatts of gen- WASHINGTON Dec 21 Gin--- 'rating capacity in 1942 and 1943 (Continued from Page One) Sthnson hinted Sundayr The present construction schedule gested that the sales tax idea Secretary calls for 6400000 kilowatts of new in an annual report drafted on the would lose Much of its political eve of the Japanese attack that capacity bugaboo when contrasted with "revolutionary" reliance was beingr Expenses Quoted e such proposals ILS the 15 per cent placed on American Electric utility companies spent for the defense of the far about withholding tax proposed by Sec- bombers 2600000000 on new con- east In 1941 The reported ateuction retary of the Treasury MorgenNoting that the vast expansion 10 per cent tbaus of the aviation industry was "now 1942 budgets are higher "In states which have had sales making possible a striking arm of in 1941 by taxes" Gearhart said Hit is not extreme mobility and phenomenal all agPencies electricity to the contributing war the secretary said: totaled about 168- unpopular and I for one am ready range" public supply "The recently demonstrated 000000000 kilowatt hours an in- to make a thorough study of such effectiveness of air power as per cent over the Witha levy for federal purposes against sea power in the confined cprereavstoeugoryelal out fear of political reactions" limits of the Mediterranean has - 1 ' : t PaClieluNd'erA Second Jack- T D Knight Second Lieutenant Rnbert A It Houghton air base Saner Fremont Ohio commander said the dead with Second their home addresses and next of Shimestil Lieutenant Leslie IL Chicago kin where known were: Staff Sergeant Harold A Wls-First Lieutenant John E Doer singer Indiana Ps- - 1 st -- 1 : '''' - -- ""--- i i 1 ' of ex- 8 until after the elimination of In- Drafted Before War The best you tan bay! New Kan Colorful kolltod cape and linulta equities she said were in the excolors! Individual- 21 11141ebotatodlt:" Dec has Clore also suggested the enor"It rrrrsnuRa Kan — isting tax structure He asserted mous s powers of a hemispheric de Uri—Seven persons were killed in 31 iroerceinntdeutrntritenstsinsdtiactaetedmenthtsitotf smatitense which radiating out from a collision of their motor car with Pacific 1 for emcee' profits taxon would be the manufacturers and training a southbound Missouri L: ' In order and should be enacted be- grounds of the United States and mixed train on U B highway 160 ""'') Al i fore sales levies were imposed on taking advantage of our now ex- 10 miles northeast of Pittsburg 19 James Chittenden dead: The ocean y) and continental to bases "those able least isting 21 MI— M Dec GALLUP N la di IA 1 ‘Aal Some legislators payug"ested that may strike at and ward off Carthage Mo driver of the car A negro porter was killed at least 23 Harold sea hostile Carthage Wilfley wartime spending by the govern- aggressive power long four soldiers were injured but ment would so increase the na- before it is able to approach our Leonard Baggy 27 Carthage pe A 1 Ann W Thorpe 15 Lamar Mo none seriously and traffic on the tional income that even at present shores" P' i a rates— tax be would lila sley the was (Since 11' Gerivrna yield report 022a student nuyrnersta main line Of the Santa Ire railDe al warinthas Id t t' bröken out JapL1 greatly in excess of the estimated drafted a i was halted by Dunnaw-atemporarily way 26 Mrs June l' r to $13000000000 anese airmen have scored notable P ita 11114'''" $12000000000 ' ' Gal010417nurse 44 at 7 railroad train collision in the successes against surface vessels Rich HUI Mo student for the current calendar year 4 f"—a 2 4: (-qk c45 71 (-American pilots have sunk an ene- Nevada hospital and Maxine Bulup yards late Sunday I chanan 1D Nevada and other The my craft said battleship Molliei the 1 Sheriff f i Mickey L N1 United States' bomber production f porter and injured soldiers were : program has been doubled) on a train which was leaving the Beautiful colorfast A 11 C pot-rat-es yards when it was struck by a 1 Air Role Emphasizes and spun rayons Tits catsot edoubleheader train' of empty pasi s the wow flared skirt nation's to efforts cars Covering into la sizes the yards senger going : N reinforce military defenses mainly MollIca identified the porter as 7 12 to LAM— WASHEIGTON Dec 21' during the 12 months up to last Eddie Holmes 38 of Jacksonville WASHINGTON Dec i '' I debt local and 80 State June government Stimson I Fla reported that the Representative Joseph W Martin t declined by $42000000 to $20183- - mounting importance of air power Values Massachusetts chairman of end12 000000 during the months had "powerfully affected our plans Jrof commitnational the 0 C Republican ed June 30 but the ruing federal and organizations" tee announced Sunday night that ''' ) deficit pushed the total of public With the admonition that "this a m of state chairmen and debt to a new high of $89182000- - is no time for the Intervention of vice eeting $1491 chairmen previously called 000 the tonunerce department arbitrary or experi12 was for Washington January said Sunday ments he opposed such reorganii indefinitely postponed RANGOON Burman Dec 21 UM (The federal debt was $48979- - zation proposals as the creation of being new "The conditions have pert":"f'"""" —About 50 refugees from Thai- ' 000000 on that date It since has a independent air force - The ex- - suaded me that a postponement land including 30 American mis- risen to $57231000000) 11 II La La L a Ido k perienc'e of this war he said has of that meeting is desirable" Mar1 Gift Wrapped 30 19 As June of the British citizens sionaries and aggregate comdemonstrated a of that t t state "A the chairmen wrote unity tin tit No Extra Charge '4'1 reached 'Burma safely Sunday public debt amounted to $321 for mand is necessary 1 I Noe ILltiigt Jr It little later conditions will be so I ' bsawn ) Many arrived with nothing but a each person in the United States ' The acquisition 'of a new string clarified that we can better deter-toditztootaa ir (3' an increase of $41 during the year of offshore Atlantic bases the mine the course to few clothes ) ' pursue" ‘1 e A exand arrangement ' -t ') ---- --"--' ' 2 pansion of the army to more than A lovely f :- -1800000 men Stimson asserted i tufted chenille robes in a '' '''''' a constituted harmoniconsistent choice white of and TAors ous program of defense ''3': ilt 1':l4:1:'-':Ifi' Tells of Army Expansion ' '''''4144111) ' is ' I i : 1 ' 1 L--) ' The army wu expanded he 1 rh — CI : ''' i — — — — ' said for the of primary purposes ' Value! 'I A ' to beat off - ' ' ' preparing by air power ' '4 - P f itom e $: i io i any naval attack from overseas E " 6 to cope with any hostile expedi- - 1 - A '' -'ft Children's Sizes $273 ' ' ir : - 1 ' forces 'i i the tionary threatening 1 A -- w) i f'' t : ta i k !A 112 if4040'V western continent and to save the N t i a t er 1 Ilk ' 1 0 ) rAz it ) United I A ? States from r a ' 10' I conquest by frl ( pl ' '6 e1---I masa 1 invasion ili i'i og ---' ' "'Uninformed critics have mu4 t 111 I 1 ' o0°' If 1"'''' the could that be ggested country ' ibige'4"4 aW1e 1 ' r protected by a naval and air effort i i 4 t01 ' ' V '011'2" I 1 'k -' '''''' '''''''': "TMs he said alone" is far feim r 1r ''' i e i f vo4t DIFRTAL Pn0111119004 10 1 the fact i ' -Tbo nationally advertisad Caisson t t -' i :) ' a 1 V ci i ' 0 "The garrisons alone of our for1 SLIGHT 1 Nylons 2 or 3 threat f' ' I'' ' '' II ki 4 li eign outposts and possessions reIRLEGMASS --' 114 1 '‘ V--an aggregate of over 200000 II I quire 3 i NEW LOW 1 of' PRICES i i men: 14 1 and i this :21e t frok 't disregards entirely ! x 1 A ' J' - 4 —pi ' the mobile forces which must be ' !1 000" k 'rime limited 7 t r7': only ' ' ''to reint ) I '11'''I'' 11- - Ai'' ''ZI IA t' t - immediately necessary r ' Value! or force to those 1 i '4' '' 0 I mew defeat k loaelltal garrisons pl 4 - 'w: '' ' ' 4t the possible blows of the veteran t 4 t ''Plates with r Atryill aimed at us through i ' I i Ik c 1 4V't f 4 ' nasenist7ies to our cont! Ii tranaluteat teeth Light DRESSES HOUSE J t '::' t ' tnI and maturel oppearlai I' t Writes-Beforstyled his expe l' fa Attack '1! 6lt : at Reduced Prices ' sty pdrsess1Z1 3 y — '''' " t! yields –e' his report before mit S to And—writing Sizes Printal glissox-t SI the Japanese attack—he had this ' LI 'melt is performed ea Meet oneeNOW you DO NEED WEEDS Don't take chances trying to "get by" on bare : to say: r ter soder initabosnanue and memo "Portions of the African and tires One skid may cost more than ten pairs Of WEEDS May land you in the hospital atacits et wee Ueemed tiosuzio : Asiatic continents have suddenly ------- -t to boot the Weed Chains to prevent skidding and save gas also save grinding your Issossz---- become possible bases from which f' tires down when stuck Keep your car running when you need it most by putting on 1 ''be Z '''"'''1' South 711 made landings ) upon may f!4 ' C i' ----tr-Weed Chains If you haven't got yours yet we recommend WEED AMERICMt A America or Alaska or the Philip--'' -7 ' ' It k are areas ' These tp ! TIRE CHAIN& The best buy in tire chains because they give last : pines -places :"'t 4 I 4 il -4 we COMare i which under si et CABLE CHAIN AHERICAN obligation i snore than double the mileage Made by -' -- - ' 1 2' r AND B Pt OA cni- z7i4-- 11211er"" morally or legally to defend and PANY Inc at York Pennsylvania 4' on an a one 4 be would attack any c Only Organized Bona Vide Union 1' - '' -"SALT LAKE'S FAMOUS BARGAIN CORNIER" heavy blow at our continental I Dental Laboratory in Utah --- x and vital interests" J safety i a- 1 1 ' r I 1 0 ? - - 'c 0-' - :iii r 1 B-2- - 7 In '''Jackacen Dec 21 ploded son base crew of five Colonel 3 Southeast Drouth i - An - - - Metxican service e - ' Idles t (A ' '14 I NN I tits I 1 -- INation Meets Tive Army Fliers Die in Crash JACKSON and living Demand for bomber craahed formerly army Lieutenant and near burned the Electric Power air Sunday killing its Knight Ocala Fla mother Mrs t - I nLLnn:nnpo" 6 IltVIN 1 s - 1 through their organizations to promote public surTort of the Red Crean war fund' "In their acceptance" Davis Italian Cramh Kills 25 ' said "have been many warm mesrtamn DeC 21 (Ornclal radio sages of indorsement of the Red recorded by A P)—Twenty-fiv- e Crops work to meet the essential people were killed Saturday and meds of our armed forces and a large number Injured In an acci- Their dent on the railway encircling Mt Cross work for civilian relief in Vesuvius diately - I I -- 4 dim!-ma- g 1 -- I Tt 4 - Throughout Unibed States participation in the Wdrld war Caperton cruleed off this east coast of n South America with the first of his fleet 'doing much to 'promote friendly relations between this country and the South American nations Caperton hauleal down his flag at Portamouth 14 H in April 1919 after five and a half years of continuous sea service Be was retired as a rewr admiral in the same year but waa advanced to the rank of adralral on the retired i Ilist in 1930 In later years he resided at Newport R I The admiral was born at Spring Hill - Maury county Tennessee June 30 1855 was graduated from the naval academy in 1875 and spent his earl" years in the navy in a wide variety of assignments Ile married Georgie Washington rilacklock of Washington D C February 9 1891 One daughter Marguerite was born to them I ' I ' ' Ir (1 : i ''stgrthov" A4: 1 - : i e 1 medal the D S M with citation the bust of Bolivek from the Venezuela government a n d the grand officer of the southern croon from the Brazil government ' ' 44 p -- - Ile was made commander in thief of the U a Pacific fleet in 1916 During the firat World war be vras in charge of the patrol oft the east coast of Soiuth America i e I i ? 1t - t 1919 I son - - ‘ 1 -- t 1 - - I g k ton United States navy' retired commander in chief of the Pacific fleet during the World war died at his home Sunday Admiral Caperton was 86 years i old Ile was born i n Spring Hill 'Tenn and was a graduate of Spring Hill academy the U S Naval academy and the Naval M'ar college He was trnade rear admiral in 1913 and advanced to the rank ot admiral retired in 4 gops 44 r - pc 21 (UP) Danko Caper- NEWPORT R I c tx - c- 4 -- L's I '' AA) 1 ''' - 4 t - - V r 7 t - -: T 1 - ' - y A ' 1 : - -t - Retired Adniikal Won Laurels In World War I - of t d Treibutte gakt President Roosevelt Meets With His War Cabinet Death- Takes - a'bc Dalt I DeeemVer 22 9 1941 t q lend-leas- rtily s - - : 1 - - - -- t tit t - - ------ r I $498 13 ---- --- - - - - - - t --- I k- i - - - e r t -- A - a -- r- - ‘ ''' --- - I - - - t r - --e- - -- - ' - ) - - - '1k I' -- v e - --- N - 4- $ 29 $198 1 - i ::i I - 1 29 - iI 'L-- 0- -1 Art-' - ' 1- -"1 31- '1- ' --- r- ' - - ' - ' I ! t t t ‘ I i 1 1 f1' ' -- - 4 11 ' ''! 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