Show W21 : 1 - 1 1 4 Saturday Morning r 1 Stoi& Show J1ieñs Junin' A llies Ponder Locale tDeillocrats At Ogden at SpaHnistill oli k Today For Drive 'Ion Axis INarne Officers Obtains Okeli ' 1 ' - 61 14 ill t 4 g - i ' I : ' ' I I E tir Fr ' I - I I Z' i - 1 1 1 1 invasion Meanwhile J -- i - gtA t' head But t"r rir " c accurate shooting de tranded exact positions and the 'approximate" just didn't suffire- The British came out with what- they call their "Asdic Systern- for detecting aircraft that couldn't be seen—because of high altitude or fog It is a system which by very reason of its complication and for other obvious reasons must be designated as a means for measuring intercepted or reflected radio waves This enables the ground antiaircraft battery to tell ex- tly at what altitude and where In the sky' the hostile aircraft happens to be The Germans have their own—a similar systern—and we have ours I think ours is better than either of the other two This permits our gunners to fire at planes completely hidden in the obscured sky This IS the vital information thant now beingused against 'Will Be tied After War In the post war period this Fame iinformition will be re- - laved to the pilots of the planes of commerce telling them their fog-and-ra- in ' htilift ' A J - Anglo-Americ- - ' I I ae the message of Ed H Watson state engineer in a letter of approval to the4 city commission in which he indicated reports of the U S bureau of reclamation studies were the basis for his action in givingthe project 'approval Rejection Not Justified ' The last 10 years had been a period of severe drouth" he wrote "The fact that there were three Isolated years when no surplus water was livallable at the Magpie site would not justify the rejection of this application especially In view of the fact that the applicant proposed to build a reservoir with a capacity for a three-yea- r 4-- H I exhibits- - ' Utah county agricultural agent ' will direct judging and agricultural supervisors of Utah county high school F F A judging Noted Judges Judges for the event 'this year Include some of the best qualified men in the state Professor Harry S Fti Boswell I 4-- H ' Smith will judge beef and hogs Professor A C Esplin sheep and Professor George T Caine dairy cattle and horses The judges all are on the Utah State Agricultural college faculty Sunday will be highlighted by the display or fancy horses from the best show 'stables of the state as a recreational event The horses will be put through their paces in 13 Prizes of war bonds and stamps will be given in each event carrying nut the patriotic theme or the show As a funlest the Jaycee organizations of the state will stage a milking contest Sunday afternoon after the horse show Monday is Governor's day Governor Herbert B Maw has assured show officials he will be 'present The day's activities will begin with a parade on Main street at 12:30 directed by Bernell Hansen pm commander of the American LeA number of outstanding gion high school bands from different schools have promised to participate g Following the parade a contest will take place at the livestock show grounds Stockmen's Banquet Monday at 8 p in the annual stockmen's banquet will: be held in the junior high school under sponsorship of the Spanish Fork Kiwans club Mayor John E Booth also district Kiwanis lieutenant governor will be master of ceremonies Governor Maw will speak briefly at this banquet and a program is being arranged Tuesday fat cattle and prize winners will be sold at the auction barn under the supervision of J Austin Cope Everett Coon will be the auctioneer coys Provo Officer' Seek Stolen Parking Meters team-pullin- an e Cache County Democrats Convene Today ---- IA - - 4-- H r Ii ' 0 :77:-:1-3- -- I i as ' I :::- 1 f rl- e r 'I -- loll flif - I " I ' 1 Convicts ut ‘ury r r '411 P 4 all-o- I 1 1 r-- -3 ) - r cr 4 f 4) s Death Driver 1 ' i -- j 1 -- i 'A 1 r i s 1 k- 3 1 hit-ru- L'ri - ‘ 1 ! e I z I 1 ' - I - WOMEN'S OXFORDS' 11 r r Ai 98 1 j - riothes-lovim- ( i Fraterntty Honors USAC Professor i Soldiers May Ride Free Utah 'readier Unit Meets T LOGAN—The annual state conOGDEN—No soldier in 'Utah vention of Delta Kappa Gamma vill encounter any difficulty in national society for women In eduootaining a free - ride to any 'Utah cation will be held Saturday in destination—at least until the Logan Miss Laveta Wallace genpresent supplies of civilian tires eral convention chairman anand automobiles are worn out— nounced Friday when a program formulated by a Miss Wallace elementary grade committee of young Democratic supervisor f o r Cache county women of the state materializes schools that the convenMrs Elizabeth Vance of Ogden tion will reportedwith an executive open vice president of Young Demo- board 1 p m at the at meeting cratic Clubs of Utah and chairGeneral man of the committee announced Logan L D S institute will begin at the institute sessions Friday that the plan to provide 2 p in under direction of Miss free automobile trips to soldiers at May Green of Salt Lake 677 will go into effect Monday Sher-if- s Eva president of Cache Weber Salt bake state Ethelyn O Gr'eaves of LoUtah and Washington counties will ganDr western area for Tribune Intermountain Wire er ' supervisor cooperate the farm security administration Five thousand forms have been will be principal speaker at a banprepared on which soldiers may quet Saturdayat 8:30 p in at the sign waivers of damages and libcafe General convention erate motorists of liability These Bluebird will be In the Hotel forma will he Available to motor- headquarters Eccles ist a At the five sheriffs' offices Election of officers and dincusMonday SiOn of a state study program are expected to feature the business nession Chapter reports will emin various educaIA)ses phasize progress tional fields Miss Wallace said Women educators from the University of Utah Brigham Young Utah State Agriculuniversity — OGDRN Theft of three tires high from the garage of Nels P Peter- tural college Weber'collegeschools son of 2220 Jackson avenue was schools and elementary reported to Ogden police officers will attend Friday Mr Peterson reported the lock Arrest Warrrant was pried off the garage door his Issue PRICE—Warrant of arrest was cnr was jacked up and two tires and tubes were removed A' third lastied this week for August Sompof pl 29 of Helper on a charge of tire was taken from willful failure to provide for two thegarage Gustina May Clifton Hancock of 856 Twelfth minor children street reported theft of a radio Somppl 3 and Billy Gene Somppi 8 months from his car snow overhead Distributed by United Feature Syndicate Inc OMMNIO I lCar Owner tires to Thieves' 1 P n'4' J ' ' have been named phony and Sheffield I n4s MOO Styles! 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I t t 'SALT LAKE TELEGRAM and Two s- Utah State Agricultural college has been elected to membership Phi Beta Kappa national honorary scholastic society it was reported here Thursday The teacher of world and European history was made a member of the high scholastic society through the Phi Beta Kappa chapter at University of Wyoming where Dr Brite was graduated in 1922 He was valedictorian of his class that year ' r everyone! t I J Duncan Brite associate professor of history at LOGAN—Dr 1 the-floo- - t i' OXFORDS DRESS i t fi America's Smartest! lil ' 11 ' t ' - - I exact altitude and exact position with respect to the desired landing field A significant feature of thie system is that Po complicated equipment must he mounted in the plane The man operating the gear on the ground does all the work and calculating instantaneously in fact and the pilot aloft: can just listen with his earphones and be guided right into a landing This radio detection and location of aircraft from the ground will work up to a hundred miles or more—now With it the British and the Germans can tell when and from what point raiding planes take off on the other side of the English channel and follow them right over to their bombing objective Such information is of course relayed directly to the defense single-seatplanes and the fight is On There is therefore no more sneaking up on a well equipped and alert defense with speeding aircraft And in the post war air transportation and general aviation operations there will he no more such incidents as airplanes lost in the fog rain and ' 3 - i ' L I 7da t -- 1 Telegram's background war map for this week—"Hitter's South eastern Express Hits a Red Light"—will appear Saturday It will illustrate the transportation problems delaying the nazi assault through southeastern Russia For a full coverage of vital war developments war photos ace war analysts and the best in entertaining editorial features: follow the - FUI show opens Saturday morning with an expected exhibit of 1500 animals accordinV tO Willis Hill manager of the show After team judging in the F F A divisions first procedure and of the day Saturday will be taken up with judging of the livestock - Tribune Intermountain Wire SPRINGVILLE -- Approximate- stock reprey senting some of the best herds in Utah county were exhibited in the Springville annual dairy stock show Friday Devere Weight and ‘LaGrande Jarman received the special awards offered by the junior chamber of commerce the chamber of commerce and the Kiwanis club for first place produce of dam in the Jersey and Guernsey divisions VV R Hoover of Provo exhibited the grand champion Jersey bull John A Fox of Springville exhibited the grand champion Holstein bull the grand champion Holstein cow and the junior champion Holstein LaGrande 'Jarman Of Provo exhibited the grand champion Guernthe grand champion sey bull Guernsey cow junior champion Guernsey senior champion Guernsey cow senior champion Guernsey bull also the junior and senior get of sire product of darn breeder's herd and female breeder's herd in the Guernsey division Dell Gay of Provo exhibited the grand champion Jersey cow junior champion Jersey reserve champion Jersey bull senior champion Jersey cow also junior get of sire breeder's herd and fe'inale breeder's herd in the Jersey division A G Peterson received a ribbon for reserve champion Jersey cow 1 i I - pose This was I ' - t '' - i I -- r HITLER'S EXPRESS HITS RED LIGHT t ti tir Tribune Intermountain Wire N' --- Approval of Ogden city's application to appropriate 14000 acre feet of water from Magpie creek by constructing a storage'dan't just above the Junetlon of the creek with the South fork of Ogden river was given by the state engineer Friday with the declaration that there is sufficient available water for this pur- lAt Sprillowille ( IMORMWMOMMOMINNIMNOMItatiMMEMEN gl I Delegates-at-larg- Australia from ' I ' - J r - Japan must - t - i - Intermountain Wire SPANISH FORK—With Main street gnyIy decorated with iflags under qie- supervision of Fred'S Dart' chairman of the decorating committee all the old show barns freshly cleaned and renovated and a new sheep barn adding to the facilities for handling exhibits the eighteenth annual state junior livestock f before she consolidates her gains The Japanese are getting oil from Tarakan Island off the coast of Borneo and within a few months they will have repaired the damage done by the allied "scorched s earth" policy in Sumatra and or a Six Borneo months year hence the Nippon6ie may be carryover"11 The granting of the application twice or thrice as hard to defeat was made with the provision that as they would be now Offense work on the project be started would be more effective and However within six months PROVO—Provo more economical than defense police Friday construction of the proposed darn had a new parking meter problem the Australians maintain beto done been was the concenhave cause forces could be city by under a federal grant of funds other than issuing of overtime trated in a drive against the Special ribbon Awards were prewhich is now left in doubt until tickets club exhibitors A sented the enemy whereas now they must May 16 Nide of the city' s new parking further investigation as to feasihe scattered along thousands of number of F F ' A members ' also Delenatem elected from the district were: James limber Doro- bility of the project entered stock miles of coast to try to meet Sylvia Anderson meters were missing having been U Roberts Leonard Winegar thy Kiyas ' Professor George B Caine of Mrs J W 'Murdock J W Hudson J E Approval NVIthheld possible Japanese invasiOn off the broken standards pipe Burns Belen Nicola William H Holbrook th U S A C Logan was the Fred Ra mpt on Blanche aaps Peril Supply Five were taken from the block Joaeph Naylor Approval of the city's applicaDella Streeper Eizina Barton judge Rrigga Routes of Allies Ralph Smith Mra B L Rice Alice Hess tion for federal funds to be partly on Center street between UniverJed Abbott Roetia 'Moyle Alpheus Har- matched with city appropriations Albert Barton Miriam Bernell David avenue and First East three Another argument in favor of deV Scout Awards Slated J N Wallace and was withheld by the di- sity Layton Melba from West Center street locations an immediate offensive from the Ruby Layton Taylor were elected aS fol rectorrecently of the bureau of the budget RichGRANTSVILLE Scout and the other from University because Ora Bundy of Ogden state Antipodes is the Japanese peril Iowa: ard Pascoe of troop 116 will be Don Roberts Harold Ralph WnOri director of water resources de- avenue and First North street to allied supply routes in the Asmodi Howard Shupe Beatrice String presented a life scout badge and Mrs Debora velopment had reported to the naham Mn s J W Naylor Theft of each separate meter Rex Walters of troop Indian ocean and the possibility Nichole George W Barnes Mrs E MnO tional will replanning board adversely constitutes a felony Police Chief Reading Mrs Delbert Wilcox and a ceive scout star at the award of the Vichy government turnWood Loy on the proposal Total cost of the Claud F Hawkins said A numTooele district court of honor to to water over of axis the Madagascar ing city project expansion ber of clues are being traced he be held in the Grantsville L D S mains and facilities was set at said The position of the united naward Saturday $4O94OOO tions will become desperate if SaunT E o issioner 1rCity this cut :apan and Germany -ders hea of the city water de- E S supply route from the partment declared that Mr Bundy arsenals overseas to ' itittig4 when mayor of Ogden in 1931 11000000 their great land allies Russia r to commishis 0 had advocated '''''r i city China'and India ' I ' me i '' sion the same proposal now made The laymen can only specu‘' t i )r--by Ogden city in its application late as to which course is ad: ' -' and had definitely urged that no visable Public opinion should LOGAN — Tracy R: Welling consideration r'r to be given taking millnot attempt to stampede i ' member of the state agricultural 1160 4 A city water from any reservoir that - tary and civilian officials in commission will be 4 speakkeynote i of 11 be created er at the Cache county Democratic might Under the by building charge of united nations strate' A present proposal 11 gy into a precipitate attack party convention Saturday at 2 dams 44 i would trade the Magpie the city which would bring disaster The p m in the Logan junior high reservoir waters to Huntsville : allies still ' suffer from the school James A McMurrin state farmers for the spring waters of '' i V i) of of serious handicap shortage senator and county party chair- Caussey creek Flattering Styles for a New Spring! man announced Friday ships for the transport of suf) 2 ficient numbers of troops for 71P P' FY' An expected 365 delegates from TM r-- 't-- - e's" i 1r----IS : ' S an ( Al 1 45 county precincts will elect 45 NI 1 European invasion ''''''k DIT 8 ' 1 L1 k st t L7- 1 American naval forces are delegates to the state convention J Ats) hi Li L1 at') k — needed both for convoy and deand elect a chairman vice chair--area and in ::'1 fense the Pacific 2 woman secretary treasurer and arrived! Just Jacket 7 (-should not be risked until tuolexecutive committee frocks with types dressy "1-equately supported from the air Dr J Nforris Godfrey of Rich1 ' i swirlinK skirts pastels in ) lie 41 ' ' 4' ' 4 it st t convenmond be will temporary Tribune Intermountain Wire fr !1 IMO Keep Russia 'il'It'-'- ' tailored sheers I tion chairman Senator McMurrin styles - 4' JVk 41 :t Nt: ' ' LOGAN -- A First district : court '''' Supplied 1Vith Arms said Committee chairmen will be ''1 Del Walton convicted acnomd Pyrolunrice! teas:: yeseome Friday There is no question that Dr W V Merrill rules and order jury n e 40 of Cleveland Idaho of i --14 t every effort roust be made to of business L E Nelson resolu- driving and Judge Marriner M Il for the your pick partner t creRusD to Vernon lines and Clinton tions open keep supply Morrison scheduled sentencing for 11' LI I new season! ' — sia so that this bulwark against dentials i 10 a m Selection of a county chairman Monday atwas driver of an11 auto Hitler can hold out Air attacks Walton ) t should be continued on vital has caused wide speculation in ' 4 ' whieh struck and killed Nathaniel Smart New Fashions! ‘ '' German centers on the contiparty circles since Senator Mc- Chugg 53 of Nibley on a highway H FOOTWEAR 1SAVINGS I nent while Japan can be harried Murrin who has held the post in Mr Chugg in March SPRING DRESSES by more surprise attacks from eight years announced that he wasNibley Walking with his wife on the the air and raids on her long will not be a candidate for reelecServici! and For Comfort killed and was instantly highway lines of communication Japan tion )1 when the auto struck him 11 r c in this Mentioned as prominent possiig especially vulnerable Police reported that Walton was bilities are Dr Merrill of Logan arrested respect in Logan 50 minutes after 4'' I AL Meanwhile Americans must Lri former city party chairman and the accident after officers found not relax every effort to defeat judge for several yea rs of the his auto at a service for where station ID Idal the axis no matter how enFirst district juvenile court A W a headlight was being repaired 11' i Dolens Work iitz" Chambers of Smithfield president The 1- -couraging the news becomes I he be- defendant testifie&that i4-' ti whether with respect to unrest of the Smithfield L D S stake and lieved he had struck a horse L' ' I $ ft - : a nid Comfortable In the conquered countries Idi' former county commissioner Mr Aid t —- 4 or Black stylish! r' The trial lasted two days and 0 4 g For every woman saffection in Germany or fresh Vernon Logan attorney Dr Godbrown kid or black more than deliberated' i jurymen gabardines from smart 'teensters to stylish k ' Russian victories This war can frey president of the Associated two hours before — reaching a ver- i sittlea! Vivacious prints that are be won only by the complete Clubs of Northern Utah and P K dict ' a riot or color soft muted destruction of the nazi and Nip— Hayes in charge of the Logan '‘e-- 1 fish hatchery pastels that bring out the charmer f : ponese war machines i In 111 1 1 be struck 1 1 1 The blow against many and the united nations the latter should take a gambler's chance and deal a body Vow at Hitler before the struggle with Russia 3 decided this summer They argue that Hitler is the real enemy that if he falls Japan can be easily disposed of Hitler is in a position to wage and' Wi the war even without HitJapans help whereas withforces ler subdued all military could be released for use against Japan They maintain that Japans resowces of are limited victories despite her series East Presents Short ' Course for Convoys Another reason for making the determining drive against the nazis before the allies tackle Japan is the comparative nearress of Europe to the great arsenal of democracy The great producing areas of the United States lie east of the Mississippi and theAtlantie presents a convoy course of only 3000 miles in contrast to some 6000 miles across the Pacific Counsel is divided aS between those who would risk a drive against the heart of Germany through the best defended part of the continent and those who would make landings in southern and northern Norway If the united nations made a drive through France at the core of German strength they would enjoy the advantages of shorter communications and would cause a greater diversion of German forces If they attacked through Norway the distance from British bases would be blow to Gergreater and the less serioui at many would be least in the initial stages of the - L territory Reaverhrook Supporters I V I Ask Real Offensive Those who support the Beaverbrook plan want more than occasional raids like the Rostock bombing or the commando attacks' They feel that with air strength rapidly approaching a parity as between Ger- (1 - f second - 1 t Hitler has made his expected spring drive but not in the expected direction It was against any who might still seek tq thwart his will in Germany The drive for Caucasus oil in the near east and the offensive in North Africa have not been begun as was feared in many quarters The united nations have had a respite thanks to the valiant performance of the red army and the people of Russia It is the allies who have taken the initiative this spring The RAF attacks on Rostock ' the Ameri- can bombing of Tokyo and the occupation of French New Caledonia by American forces are all part of this aggressive movement Now the question is to what extent a successful offensive can be launched at present and at what point the drive should be made Lord Beaverbrook has urged a second front in western Europe and the Russian press has given his suggestion enthusiastic support One element of opinion in England as voiced by the conservative Sunday Times stresses the need for defending the British isles first and launching drives on the Tribune Intermountain Wire FARMINGTON—Charles ner of Bountiful Davis high school instructor was elected chairman of the Davis county Democrats at their annual convention in Farmington Friday night Other officers named at the convention were: Mrs Roetta Kilfoyle of Kaysville vice chairman secRobert Stetler retary Golden Layton of Layton treasurer:— They replace Harry Strong tot Kaysville Mrs ID L Rice of Farmington Harold Roberts of Centerville and Carl Green of Clearfield respectively Also elected at the convention at which Ward C Holbrook acted as chairman ' was the county central committee convenKeynote speaker tion was Grover Giles Utah state attorney general who discussed unity and loyalty to the party Mrs James H Wolfe Utah national Democratic committeewom- an Mrs Scott p Stewart state vice chairman Calvin W Rawlings western regional director of the Democratic party and Judge John Hendricks of Ogden wer e other speakers During the convention which was attended by 75 dekegates it was announced that IsEss Helen Gahagan of Hollywood national committeewoman from California would be a speaker during a luncheon of the women delegates at the state convention at Ogden on Gard-OGD- E China and a considerable body of opinion in the United States and Canada comes the demand that an offensive of some sort must be started against Japan Australians are clamoring for a drive against Japan before she Their own gets any stronger danger has made them persistent advocates of concentration of attack In the Pacific area The leaders "down under!' maintain that their great subcontinent is the logical bridgehead for a drive against Japan and the reconquest of areas already' seized They have the offensive power and are nearer than any other united nations i- ' ' W Ganzert By Frederic — Major Al Villiams By Major Al Williams 7Japan must be bombed to defeatThe forced draft under whichv the aeronautical laboratories and the aviation brains of the world are working in this war period are producing aircraft engines gadgets and applications of 'already known scientific principles of 'the flying business which will astound the post war sur transportation operation The development of instrurnent flight (commonly called "'blind flying") enables man to find his way through the air aafely when the snow the fog and the rain has obliterated sught of the earth and the horizon yet the business of making Ilandings under such conditions Is still rather experimental in instrument Experience flight has enabled the expert pilot to accomplish flights and aerial operations little dreamed of a few yearsago Of course the most important and at the Fa me time critical factor in instrument flight has been and still is the reckoning of altitude Naturally this is a most vital The altimeter is the factor gadget that gives the pilot the best information available on this score But the altimeter Is nothing more or less than a the readings of barograph which are indicated in feet instead of atmospheric pressure Pressure Diminishes At Higher IAvek clear this point we must recognize that at sea level the atmospheric pressure of all the air above and around us amounts to 147 pounds per The higher one square inch progresses away from sea level the lower that pressure' because is thinner the atmosphereTherefore the ordinary barograph—commonly used to measure atmospheric pressure and In this fashion catch a fleeting iidea of weather impeTritrng a weather change changes Means and is the result of a change in atmospheric pressure) —graduated in feet is our aviration altimeter Since the weather at different' 'points varies the atmospheric pressure varies also Therefore when S pilot- flying on instrurnents approaches a destination airport he calls (radio) for the pressure prevailing atmospheric Ithere and making corrections his altitude corrects the alfor Itimeter But the accordingly result—as read on the face of the altimeter—is not absolute Now keep these simple thoughts in mind because we are going to swing quickly to a developrwrit of this air war which at t4st glance seems irrelevant but is actually- and logically tied up with correcting the altimeter errors Antiaircraft Proven Old School Wrong With the outbreak of' this war the old school experts were sold on the capacity of the antiaircraft run to "shoot planes down like pigeons" They were soon disabused of that idea They knew all about sound detectors - horns which collected the souild of aircraft thereby indieating the presence and approximate position of aircraft over- tc - - - Devices for War Will Aid Pilots In Time of Peace — By Li 1 ' E Sliov Stock ' k ONV11CitS DALlry 4 'ower 9r 2 1942 g $alt gakt Zeibunt IDavis Coullty Water Set7U1 Irlic Acz14 1 - 11112amaam- - N CORNER" tI i : 1 ' 1 6 114 z t ' t5'' ''' ''”' ' ' ' iM '1 t 'kareZetifilradfatentairta - -- -- ' - -- r"-' iatataigali ' |