Show - - - r 1 T - i v 6 It Today's Armies Use Tactics Employed in Indian Wars - -- - ' A - - : w 4111 l':-- 07001----4-I- :': ::- 1 1 : tr A l -- 7 ' 4 y Pincer Movement Camouflage Scorched Earth All Thee Are 'Ohl Stuff' s P111 r 'lb ::' - '' ": ' ' :" i ‘ii7:" 44 ' :::: - N4fi"'"-vi- '''''L ? - ' ' T ::'- ::t ' f 1 i ' '' ! 'i 1 'i 17-k- : o sA - fi : : '''''i': :' i117:1 1 4 i "1: ? :i 1 01: :i: :i1 :1tey' ''':' 14 ii t : l''' ' I : '44: 1' i - t ' lay Aid War Effort '4' 4 i '1' ' 4 : 1 4 ii: 'r :1 4 i' Itt: :) 1 tt'' : :: 1 i ti :1: ' : ' ' F': was estimated ' fl4"'" ' °- II 1" ) at approximately $27000000 Prison" could oupply canned food work metal and varlows textiles including needed cotton duck and blankets Maury Maverick chief of the bureau Cl government requirements reported that state prisons could be turned into a tremendous asset for war production Mr Maverick has appointed Dan Turner former ' governor of Iowa to head the utilisation of prison workers in gar production '''''' :4 'i: f' (Continuild From Pare i i 14 - Chief Justice David W Moffat of the Utah otupreme court Is scheduled to be among former teachers of the old "schoolhouseon-the-hill" at Taylorville who will attend a reunion for students od teachers April 4 at 8 p m The event will be held In the Totyloreville L S ward mooting hall Justice Moffat la a former prinT cipal of t h e whoa which wee "Russ Stewart gi razed about 40 years ago after becoming a pioneer landmark in Radio Utah education started es a log building early in the state's history Announcer Joins IMO Most of the 14 living teachers of the achool who have been con ' Qkirf ItAttW Milk terted by those arranging' tho re 644r4"14 r' union ars expected to attend They Include Andrew C Pearson Pres- t ton D Richards Milton Bennion R E Miller Mamie Miller Whit3 ney Dott Stay White Beth Spen ptt16 41 t cer Abbott Cora Lindsay Ben- nion Marl Bateman Pixton ' Emma J WebsterJanet Bradford r1'4 Perry Crane Atwood Baker and t Justice Moffat Oscar Vim Cott county super- r - k1 ' 4 intendent of schools from? 1895 to ' 01 ' 1900 also is expected to attend '4s- ' t Ss IR Mrs Rebecca Bennion Sharp ' 4 el pioneer who attended "t'- - :1"14''--- :' school in the old English fort on 1 t:-' Redwood road ''"4 i :: A ' -- T e ) ''' J c::'- 4 ? t : :: - r346- Taylorsville For School Reunion 11 '1 4 t - '''- :"str ' I 1' Npi ''''' 114::- ' ' ' A ( I ' 7 t :"! L1' : : ' ''' ' 440 : Utah Prison q ' - Niorrit 29 II) 12 R(1tt(11)11)11 iTilet(1 ' '' 1 3 t - 0 ' ''''' '' e-- - ' !: ):: 7 : : -- tt titrbt (It -- - --- Utsibtilt irl)C '51111 Sunday 1toril1ng - : 11 I tit Ily Harold F Ckhorne4 :3 1 4 - : '': I t 1 Put away those 1942 war maps you armchair generals t i ''' ' i: t 1 44jj ': F- ' e II t ' ''Qdh' :'! t::-4'-' !'Ar''''''' k' Ve-- ' If you want to understand present-da- y it ' ' JEdovrrr k military tactics term') 46 L' 24 7e:a 1 bet r: 4' N:l on your American history 1 t ' ' 141:: ipology and implements study-uet 1 A 11A41 0 "AA Thome intriguing and attention: rr ?"4 Ileinforcementx from Salt Lake retting items in the daily war eon oliite'r':' ' 7:s 1 respondence you think are brand wrote Orson F Whitney ear new—such matters asi pincer move- City '' i i historian found the Indians °en ly ‘ 414tws cited ments the scorched earth policy trenched in the willows and timber 1 $4 4 :1 ''''' S' like-and the snipers camouflage Laws in many states TIOW preof the river bottom strongly pro1 ts well many of them are 100 years tected by a breastwork of cottone t vent use of prison-mad- e k JQ 0 i ::ii4 r goods in Cl more old I I commerce and their use interstate wood logs which they had felled" 1' kg ' You thought littler developed and !':i within the state is strictly limited i''':' ': a settler's double-lo- g 1 iti I l 4 the pincer movement and hard- - house using Officials of the bureau of govfor a fort s q ' i: istI ft ' ernment 'The Indians under Chief Elk striking mobile columns to spear v requirements however 77' ' :Iii J " head his attack? Open your book and Chief 7 ' vbelieve that arrangements can be ' 't 44 (or : i to the chapter on Indian wars f made for exporting prison-mad- e up a continu' ' k i ' 441 k 4iI k A4 ( I ‘ f r'- - ' invented the ous fire from "kept Chiang 0 the windows and goods to the united nationaThey E44-- 4 scorched earth program? Mormon crevices" Whitney said said this could probably be done Salt Lake City Owen R Allre'd of Cedar City field to scouts used it against Johnston'S on at the deRandolph without violating existing state runway Waiting too of two told Whitney inarmy in 1857 and 1858 Edwin C Jennings of Salt Lake City and Glen laws They stressed that they to in in take tails battle off this that ankreceive flying army bring plane Tanks? Pillboxes? Severed com- mind both the British commandos' wanted to take no action which R Barlow of Ogden flying cadets struction are left to right Jack D Brown of munication lines? Deliberate sabo- - recent raid on a French radio stawould jeopardize either labor or tage of utilities during a rearmost and tion formidable that industry routed the white soldiers and all tr p Sk guard action 7 You'll find them an war engine of 1942 the tank Prison officials told Maverick I each a other of few pages within two hts but annihilated the and both theassociates killed that braves of the troops they Many in the section of your favorite his- historian wrote were found to and their chnrges nre enthusinstic Boys Gain 'Probation NVith half his braves he tory book devoted to the winning have their faces painted black the soldiers on their front engaged Russell O Stewart about the possibilitien for furtherlaidelymoving Flxacting a promise from the deof the west This of couree7 waa merely part to flank their right at the same the war effort Wardens and fendants knovvn Proing Radio Announcer would attend that they of their war regalia and not ac- time while the other half under their representativen Go Far Back explained school regularly and quit smoking ducer and Vocalist joins Staff of case as men was to the have Federal Judge Tillman that permitting these Chief White Bird circled into posicamouflage JohnSimilarittem in tactics of course tual Radio Station K L 0 according to d g of the a definite share in the production son Saturday tion on the cavalry's left granted probation go back as far as the first record British parachute troops Mr George C Hatch General ?trea should have Then Bird White to adcampaign three Logan boys who had charged—with of warfare mendous The part members of the Daughmorale influence' and rftitted transporting Mr loose horses galTexas of field tribe's the herd a ear Manager of that Station stolen 'Randolph Through Movable freIn Indian fighting the most Battery would an afford ters are Pioneers of Utah opporof his ahead prisoners warriors—and playing to from Mont betTwo Butte as he or is Stewart "rtuss" loping Logan "West Point of the air" the quent method of the red braves To rout the warriors from their the war effort will be stressed tunity to make a contribution of them le and one 15 the boys the same time Joseph drove in and army's other flying fields of the na- in known the appointreceived ter was that of ambush with or- with- log fortress a Lieutenant Howland at from the right The two troops tion many Utah men are qualify- at the semiannual conventiori of toward good citizenship were charged under the juvenile Such tactics have constructed a "movable out sniping of of ment Director the Salt Lake held to be the were the April organization warbatkry" separated by converging ing as pilots in Uncle Sam's Market Abroad delinquency act been so frequently immortalized behind a barricAte of wedges small groups were cut off time aerial combat forces army 4 at 10 a m In the Hotel Utah Studios of Radio Station KLO loon the screen and in fiction as to It was announced Saturday by Mrs Officials of the bureau believe planks "constructed on rt4Clers" and decimated and in a few mo- officials said Saturday )14(c cated in the Newhouse Rote! Russ be matters of common knowledge B Carter president V 41 Kate were loosely hung in- ments the entire cavalry force wall that Blankets foreign Markets in Chine Since the expandarmy began obvious on the brings to ICL 0 a rich background Without dwelling The address of welcome at the Rusts England and other allied side "to balls that might flying in retreat before Joseph force in1938 hundreds the air of experience in drama music an SAYS ing YOUR two instances of ambushes can be penetrate stop GOV'T will be giveni by nations can absorb all the output the timber" and "the pursued them for miles of Utah men have graduated and opening session recalled In one of the earliest outside was covered with brush who 'nouncing and radio production "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" The action was much the same received their pilots' wings and Attorney General Grover A Giles of prison factorial and farms which includes a stag anti vauderecorded outbreaks of Indian vio- and boughs to conceal the true be which will there after enwithout as with other in scale reports M Hitler's 9:30 P interfering SUNDAYS except second lieutenants' commissions "Behind the Mike" ville career lence west of the Missouri Jede- nature of the C Mrs Ellen Mrs Carter American labor orders movements Hitler of Now in the basic stake of their by ' as rated the best announcer him Zdiah Strong Smith pathfinder and Whitney wroteimprovised battery" circling B Mrs treasurer Osi course uses panzers instead of aviation education at Randolph DuPont west Of the Mississippi (Adv) storied "mountain man" was amT Mrs Eva auditor themmen sheltered Several Ferguson field are many Utah men From 01110h ponies bushed on the Santa Ire trail rear selves behind the Mrs Florence R as they PPM 6 among these the army chose four Ellison registrar Withdrawal i the Cimmaron river in 1830 His pushed the battery planks Mrs Erma G InStrategic historian toward the am men of Utah 7r found L representative never 570 was body 7 first vice president l‘trs dians and the "secret weapon" Joseph made a strategic with- who have attended the air schooh Clayton S second Mina vice Captain John W Gunnison seven apparently succeeded for Whitney drawal presiWignal Kc O O They were Jack D Brown and Edahead of 4 officers a number of employes and said: "Like Macbeth when Birn- Howard who had General ' ' dent and Mrs Edith M Powell of out set from C 1 win Lake of Salt amCity were Jennings of riflemen escort an 71ham Wood or what he took to be to punish him for Owen R Allred of Cedar City and the Utah county company bushed October 24 1853 in the a forest came toward Dunsinane Fort Lapwal m there will be a 12:15 At p the YOURDAILY FAVORITE PROGRAMS of Glen R Barlow routing Guncavalry encamping Ogden Pahvent valley of Utah while luncheon" and the final TodaVe 1030 the Indians were thoroughly again in a position from which he ri The four are in their basic stage "memorial et" nison was heading an exploration alarmed TASII"x Now by the approach of this could move in any of several di- of flying instruction and after session will be at 2 p m Rabbi More Time ctiouv--Samuel H Gordon chairman of party surveying routes for trans- strange object" rections field the completing' Randolph DIVORCE-9continental railroads ORPHANS M OF the of A committee :00 consumers' --the Had Whitney been writing a General Howard feared a trap courses will be sent to advanced Lamm) defense council will speak on the r: I uto ght AMANDA OF HONEYMOON HILL-9- :1S A M Entire Party Slain communique of 1942 he might and divided his forces sending flying achoole for further instruc- national conservation program and lorl '"'t "a said WIFE-9- :30 have st to M back OTHER tank camouflaged the A JOHN'S Major Whipple tion zem to protect A party of Pahutes crept ' members of the D U P will tell of overcame a pocket of stubborn fort with part of the soldiers ' ' ""' JUST PLAIN BILL-- 9:45 A M orwithin 25 yards of the camp as enemy resistance" done this work war by being drew Howard's into units Joseph Cloud me war then "Give threatened CLUB-1- 0:00 at were men breakfast HEALTH the JEAN PATTY A M 0 When Colonel Albert Sidney rough country then quickly circled 80 men" boasted Brevet Lieuten- ganization Gunwill be ''''''''' :—:-' the suddenly attacked Captain subto out speakers was gAtam" ordered Among Johnston cut back communithe general's ant Colonel Fetterman in 1866 nison fell with seven arrows in his due the Mormons in 1857 Brigham cation route and S Lund memorial attacked Whip- "and I'll ride through the whole Mrs Cornelia Mrs Melissa body and the entire group was Young early-da- y chairman: of the building one unit of Sioux nation" president ple Joseph destroyed slain in a fight that started the Latter-da- y Peterson president of the Box (Mormon) cut forces Saints another up Whipple's A few near months later Fort Elder county company Mrs Julia rr "Chief Walker war" cautioned against open and had the entire party surround- Phil Chief' Red Cloud L Galley Ckitird But Indian Warriors occasionally church Kearney of the Davis president S U but the battle with ed troops when Howard heard he had been and Crazy Horse attacked Fetterat least fought behind fortifica- did advise his followers to Mrs and lElva company county harry outwitted and raced back to raise man and a force of 84 men and Christiansen tions also president of the Sanof the the siege But Joseph had with- wiped out the entire group in The journal of Warren Angus and delay- the approach company pete county drawn Sunday March 29 1912—Mountain War Time army again joining forces with charge after charge of the superb Ferris who chronicled the travels Chief Glass Nez another esSioux Looking into a horsemen Not soldier of fur a Scouts Instructs of trappers party Perce Speaker Selected KL0-1- 430 caped Wyoming Idaho and Utah in 1835 20 60 70 H Daniel General Lieutenant' When Howard Nes overtook the Antoine R 'vim member of Red Cloud continued to fight IKDYL-13IKSL-11told of a battle with Gros Ventre Wells of the Nauvoo legion—the Network IKUTA-50— Mutual System System —Blue Network Indians on the Lewis river in Idahon Mormon militia — in his instruc- Perce again he found them in a for two years He harassed com- the first council of seventy of the which seemed ideal for munications he cut off small parD S church will be principal A position The trappers surprised the A M M to Major Joseph Taylor sent a defensive stand As the troops ties he burned Ferris wrote and the braves tions Peerless Callartet Press News Sundae Morning with 00 wagon trains-- - speaker Sunday at the quarterly al600 scouts to who his order this to D S L attack Joseph with and finally the United States conference of the Salt Lake Salon Ensemble Charlie Buck—Sun16 prepared Organ (Louise WiIchar 6:16 withdrew a little distance and contact the were with Music "in Farm tor Tone and Pictures rite 30 all the generalship of a MacAr- withdrew Red Cloud burned Fort stake in Barrett hall 60 North Strings ready $Intermeezo 6:30 News quickly felled several cottonwood to Church Let's 46 00 in western Wyoming: 6:45 thur suddenly charged outflanked Phil Kearney and the rest of the Main street Sunday at 10 a m trees making a breastwork or enemy" News Round-ud "On ascertaining the locality or the 400 7 00 TNews Of the World News Round-u- p Fore1gn News m and 8:30 and to 7:00 regulars stockades lived p and in at his trees of peace impenetrable "pen to Coast on a Cost In the Organ Loft on Bus 1 5 7:15 to Navy Program route Coatt of the proCoat 7! troops disabled (U the S) train own seriously which supply Bus they ceed at once to annoy them in In their rear happy hunting grounds for Words and Music" (rifle) balls" from with Julius Matt told Children:a Program 730 30 p of beadwork on their buckskin Caravan withstood the trappers' attack cond Milton J Cross eight years 745 Use When a Way was every hard possible battle' every day's MacArthur's men dispatches jackets to distinguish between the A :00 And the whites without Uncle Ben ?males National Radio Pulpit 8 00 The Drama of Food ®Church of the Air to stampede their animals through Howard found himself from Bataan reveal are using various ranks of individual waror artillery failed to exertion Jean Cavall —Sunday in America 016 8:15 Burn to set fire their trains and and surrounded he men and his News Man of 8 30 are Church °British over fox holes Paper Punny The in 5outhernairea soldiers their defensive stand riors just as modern Christ" Church of the Air 8:30 achieve any sort of victory Echoes and were before them 0 48 Science whole °Southland in the Christian a for forcedto country :45 8 dig purely against the Japanese -But the identified as privates corporals — the stubborn little "pill box" defensive from on them flanks action their O 00 News Stand Keep and News News UReciftwing bannocks of Rhapsodies l'Prese an Indian of the Fort Hall country or sergeants by cloth chevrons 0 :00 Another record :OS—Uncl e Tom of the Rockies AI and Lee Reiser 915 sleeping by night surprises Block is 9:15 of Idaho to used decades Saved them for adds all fortification occurs in accounts of their It prove up by Cavalry Ministerial Affiance 9 30 Music and Youth Invitation to Learning Revue in Miniature road by felling trees or de930 in hunting buffalo even sun1 new the under the "Timpanogos war" in Utah in Discussion Audubon —Morning Rhythms nothing 45 Ogden Classified fords Watch Only the chance arrival Qf a And the same tribe used strips in the field of military specialties -- 9:45 1850 which began with sniping at- stroying the river to Powell's OrchL News new to News 10 00 set Tribune from Cyreddy the fort Program for fire troop cavalry 1000 opportunities in the tacks on settlers at work 10 lb °Letters to My Son Ptrat Plano Quartet (i)Duke U Ole(' Club Sunday Down South 1015 grass to windward so as to engulf saved them from a fate like that flail Music FlaniSO of 10 Radio L Hall Father Choir fields Tabernacle Cyfil City Music Radto Story City 10:30 of Custer on the Little Big Horn them" " i"' On the Air — Byrn gan's Boys' Town 046 10:45 ' In difCuster was however Took Refuge tremendousFort That order must have been i rta I I 00 Clone Mu Nws Radio City Music Hail Churell of the Mr Orchestra phony from those ly outnumbered by Sitting Bull News 11115 ' Ernest under Coverage So serious became the sniping ferent only in details Rapes 11:15 111pton and Sioux the while 14 Yours— I I 30 Howard Hoer had Ave Maria Russian forces Immanuel I :30 String Quartet NPVin Baptist retreating ' V that the entire settlement of Mor- given Drama a clear numerical advantage World Coverage 46 Church on the Air !0trs 11:45 ffr I t ? ' t '''''''t:71:771 k mon pioneers took refuge in Fort who left tank traps blew up dams ' llf fac1 and burned ' against Joseph ososx bridges destroyed 4 ' ' Provo AO ernoon Programs' 'Utah rear present-da- y if 1 Joseph then began a rearguard tories ahead of the advancing Ger''t s ' ?'"' ' 10 which weeks-juaction lasted ' f NOCal mans —i a'''t :-Noon A- s-016dPaktasSa144140"I the length of the similar ' ' 12 00 Horace Heir It's Mull IC ORM:1(111Y- Chtmes Romance In Melody The Easter Parade of' 1200 Genius Chief — Joseph's Flithor British action in Malaya 00eoree Val 11PM 4Concert Petite and 1215i 12:15 SUFFER DON'T New Aamtriated Pres Table 12 30 ' Emil Cote Singers News Chicago Round 12:30 Hitler's technique of shattering took him 1500 miles across Idaho Claaeltlect— Lake Balt News WITH Discussion 12 46 Rose Arthur Dave Orchestra Oseth 12:45 of i and into part his Wyoming i deep front the enemy by piercing -1 P M M P Montana sides waa used to Strain is caused by detailed '' ' ' A to Z In Novelty ' te from opposite the Wake Up America" 00 Wake Up America— VNee York PhnharmonI :00 i Harried bodies Unitfour of by V Indian Proiect ConKaltenborn ic Symphony oi work and long hours 115 military ed States Forum dicussion advantage by A 1:15 P had Bar''''''' Music by Request troops—the army 130 ducted by John current prOblems 1:30 genius Chief Joseph of the Nez started reinforcements AND ' your eyes 'against strain! by 1'45 birolli: Tachalkowaky Tropical -- Mood' 1:45 Ll'tr Perce moving MUSCULAR PAINS against him from as far away as having them isitaminci periMutte Singing Marvel!' ()Lutheran Hour ' 2 00 Violin Concerto 'Joseph had never fought a bat- Atlanta Captains of Industry 2:00 —Talc 'HEINZ TABLETS 115 found himMishel Pisstro soloist SNTonv Won a Scrapbook News Ga—Joseph of two vision when tle Remmber ) They i 1 215 troops odically cavalry r 1her 1 Behind 2 30 Behind th ®Pause That Ref reahes: get to the cuts with soldiers on his flanks to Plays for Americans by ' 220 t from Fort Lapwai moved against self li t"N' with of 'rhea and pains— Veldt 2 Conrad 45 Andre KoatAlanots changits occupation ag 2:45 —1'4-- 4 Yet 1877 as he lay his rear and ahead of him r 0 ' him on June le QUICK! ROWS of 100 s" ' 3 00 and habits and you cannot be Auditions OI Hear America Singtee n Faro Ils Hour with time and Toehnocrftev he ®Tho down Metropolitan 00 again swooped of the Tablets by mail postpaid wt 1 the 3 lb junction camped at ing '' —Operatic Arias Gladys Swarthout 3:05—Rsy Benson's Or ' on his pursuers and beat them 3'15 or sold direct by too sure about yours! Mita Ica' Steelmakers 3 30 ttslichols Family of Five White Bird and Salmon rivers in MUslCst Steelmakers 3'30 04' 3 46 decisively although the troops had I HEINZ DRUGS —Drama William L Sh Irer 3 45 Idaho to think of and SEE OUR REGISTERED SALT LAKE 1102 S STATE Muste of News 4 OC NewTriencts World But with flawless strategy he only themselves Sliver A4 Theater SThe 4 Coverage Internstiona4 :00 4 had 350 women and chil4 lf AT YOUR Afternoon Rhythms OPTOMETRIST ' 4" 8 L Ministerisi Assn 14'15 mapped a "pincer" attack that Joseph t ' dren the tribe's tepees and thouZ A 413D Melodic Echoes Gene Autry Bongs— GoingHollverood Peftrsnn end Allen 4730 EARLIEST CONVENIENCE Coffee Our Over 4 45 General D : Cups '''' r sands -of horses and cattle to proRoosevelt: We 4'5' Fuqua ' i I 445 — tect Lisof 5 00 Voice OThe p Round-uNews Prophscy Mary of Benny tlack 5 00 6 16 thastone Phil Harris He finally surrenderd after the ®Pliblie Affairs 515 THE NEW 5 30 World News String Ensemble 43andwason Presents To Be Announced 5 30 tribe had been surrounded and ‘ News 5 4b Associated Press Frankie Masters Celeate Trio i 545 cut to pieces by artillery in the Bear Paw mountains of Montana ' I ' '''''' 1' 7 11 ' 1 471 4'''' 7 Evening Programs Memos But General Howard wrote of him "— It' 1 4 ) e CV "He was a military genius not Revival Music of the Masters— (World News Tonight Edgar Bergen and 00 e lb Hour ''' ‘ Charlie McCarthy 't ' of the minutes otten equaled In wariare" 15 Sixty '' ' ' ?''11 e 3C '''''' ' Mine Family- Service finest music tOne 1 worlds 6 Vespers 30 Recent commentators have V 4b 0'')wer We with Harbours Heroes of the War— II:SS—Miracles of Faith tii 646 owe ' stressed the fact that "the United ' ' or Pals? 7 Merry-G- o and ot with Manhattan His ' — Theater and Ci)Star 7 00 OrandpsnoY t' States never lost a war" 7 iti Round Fred Allen and Port- Pals Of ()olden West 7 15 MONEY or rem near Rich 3C 7 Album John American land Hoffa Rich Chief Dictates Terms 130 Irene 1- c Favorites Music Song of Dinah Shore ' Dinah Shore 80nign ' 745 s't 4!:129i ' I a a In a larger sense that is true— EVERY DAY or Leave It" Th Hour of ChRrm— Original Good Will Will It flood on )"Tiike 8 Original ' ' e4MIJ1 - t7 ' 8 1' Hour Orchestra Our inoolen will not but U S forces signed a peace with Phil Baker Hour conducted by ' - ' - ak' lb wireirts n"'ellti 'dope ViSiiII only help mill : John J Anthony Upton Mono 03( Red Cloud of 8 30 They Live Forever" I enhance hot thol treaty with Chief 3 You 8 4 Music for 1845 lour mpprmoselert the Sioux in 1868 after two years Don't Put Off Buying--- -My9 0 leav Sanctum Inner News °lidera &IvWorld fireat Sanctum Coverage of bloody warfare in which the L 900 Inner 9 I Show otertes of Time tery 'Fullness "— --915 of it—and worst 11The eci the bluecoats got V 9 3(1 Kaltenborn Our Supply Is Limited! 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