Show - t'' e - - - w---- ye --- - II C '1 - '-- I a 8 B Zbt 5alt gatkt Tfribunt Sunday Morning December 6 19 2 Promotions Assignments Soldier Draws Penalty on In Armed Forces of United States Of the War Censor Rules On Account 1Commissions - New Synthetic Comes to Aid of Army 1 : - i f synthetic substitute for quinine known as atabrine which according to an article by Paul de Kruit in the December issue of the Reader's Digest will cure malaria at the amazingly low cost of six cents per capita is now available in huge supplies to the armed forces of the United States and of the 6 ! ' 1 4 :tI 1! t J united nations ' : ' 1 s ' i I - - I in healthy jungles i malaria-infeste- L : $ : I : - i i) - I - ! i I L i ' - ' - ' --' " 1 4 t' 0 - ' : 4 - 4 ' - - ' - Commander - ! ''7"-- " p4 ------- 7''' : Stevens re-i ''''' -y00wooktri ' -: 1 44 "" - c- - 4 - ''' - -- : - ' - r 'N:' -- 1 ' I:taint Attains ' Major Rank ' Men stationed at Wendover army air base will be presented the latest rroduction from U S 0 Camp Shows Inc "Soup to Nuts" December 18 with no nunimurn or cover charge Featured on the show will be James Evaas world famous juggler who can twirl anything from three basketballs to a hundred:pound bed with his agile feet A dash of sugar and spice will be aded by the Taft Kretn low girls asweet young things whose precision dance routines feature a Hawaiian number and a military salute in a manner strictly boogie - woogie Sophistication will enter into the limelight when Vernon and NVhite night nub headLners give out with songs dances and subtle comedy The "nuts" of the show are a couple of acrobats Seed and n White a zany comedy pair on vaudeville stages 7 k has been received by A F Rundquist West Jordan of the promotion of his son Eric A Rundquist to the rank of major Major Rundquist received his promotion in September while serving with the American forces in Noyth Ireland and shortly after sent to the eastern war front He is a graduate of Jordan high school and the Utah State Agricultural college He received his commission as a reserve officer in 1936 Major Rundquist was called to active duty in the coast artillery in 1939 and was vent to the army artilleryschool at Fort Monroe Va for three months' special training - ' 0-14- ''1 - r - 1 ' -"'' -- - c1 ' te-- t 1 - I : -- 4 Ak ir 3 - ' 1 s4 - :: A t'- - - t ' N-- t1 - Lieut Pack - i - i a f - - is- - ' I ' A : ' 1 - '' ' ' ' i ir Lieut Poison - ' ) 5 i 4 t : 1 ' i I 11rgaaueatt ' ' : i ' 4 - 1 - ''''' ' ' - ' s ) ' '' --- - i 11' s 4 rss s : v ''ts-:--- ' - - ' ' s f - '' - - 1 - I ' i ' - 1 I - ' i ' 1 Irl ' e )s - sergeant Long Corporal Healey He spent some time at Fort Douglas before going to Fort Monmouth He is a graduate of Jordan high school and Henager's Business college 1 While iIII Salt Lake City Ensign Hunter was an announcer for radio station-aDY- L and later was em- Elo?red asa radio script writer in Hollywood at-thi- - — ' it - I iv 1 1167 t t: vcx d 4 t77-- - 47': Edof nv - 11'11-4r- -- - I 1 1 rt - )4 Bo sitkisol - i HUMPHREY - ) ' - I - 4 - J 4 HUMPEEIDINCM E Mr EV I MAW 4 I - - I Tribune-T- -- ! ) - i 11 31 - r -- - lir )litit1 -- ' 10"'"L " -! 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I I J 1 I I i I i 1 1 A si t Don't call other cities from Salt Lake City unless your 1 I 1 ! a t I t t - I t L You canhelp in this emergency by making only necessary calls and making all calls as brief as possible- I a War calls are on the wires message is urgent 1 t t - 1 Uso Your Tolophono Spood tho Victory Thoughtfully THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE ---- 1 I n more than two soldiers walk- salute to an cer with a sharp repri- ing abreast on the avenues is pointed out sharply- In fact the Return to NearnsKwhole book of military deport— EARNS Nzter completing ment and the many courtees schools demanded of members of the army special courses the following office:3N returned air forces are kept constantly in last week to duty at ttrewarrny air forces basic training center here the soldier's consciousness by this it was announced by Colonel Con- twentieth century use of the meverse R Lewis post commander: chanical top sergeant at Kearns t the same time commendations Majors Archie Higdon and Johri-'AC Runk' Captains Clarence R will be given for "good soldiering" Case William R Hammond and This loud speaking unit is also Richard Pendleton First Leuten- used irvconveying commands and ants Galen-- E Baker and Hans instructiókILto masses of men in P Garner and Seccind Lieutenants drill and oer training forma- Daune S Fitzgerald Delmar C tions as part the operations and training work'Zsre Kennar and Bart McKee ingolecte4 or sloppy I A aviation-machinist- i : -- - - '4 I 1- i I r - L :1- - : -- - - Apa I ' voice powerful commanding roams the post area at all times watching for careless and unsoldierly deportment on the part of men moving about the base Hands In the pockets brings forth a rebuke blouses and coats unbuttoned get a loud censure a neg- - him-so- 3 - iJst keo00 T the Kearns streamlined training system is the "mechanicalt top sergeant" an innovation in ro'ing drill masters intended to maintain an alertness in military manners and courtesy at all ttines on the post A fully-- equipped sound truck replete with loud speaker and a I ' - e i f- - : (-4- eg KEARNS—Newest I I 41 I ' IS1 4 f 4 Private Lang Armstiopg cartoonist at the air forces basic training center at Kearns gives ) PA' -- - 01w 4rbt P p i i ta t a 41- - k fI tovetva 14 '4 -- 411-1- t4izt - rr 14 - I Nk :2:: - e: ea -- -- 'If 4k 141 -- 1 1F0- 1"' s if' il k it rvws ge e 044 17 k - - 7777 ior- 2 ' 5 "1---- 0K - 7 '3''''' t cryrn'de 411TI i 1 I P' 'el L24— - I ant L1141i ' ' ' oc - i ' 1 I 'lle-ut-e-n- 41"A -- --- -' I I nra - - half-doze- s'i-o-- l'ar ' — - - i fa ''1i t a (4 t - V pa well-know- 61 '''"4'-1- 7 I I a Col '"6 04p --mita- s school Mr Tingley enlisted when he was 17 years old on February 9 1940 He spent six months in A in United officer the B Meh'in petty Watkins former Major Advanced to lieCal itt States navy Harold Thornton a San Diego machinists' school Salt Lake man who lived at 1151 Camp 15 James Young upon graduating was sent to Michigan avenue haa completed a Black is the son of Mr and Mrs Stevens received his promotion and while on overseas duty where he the Islands six weeks' course of military in- E V Black of 565 Eighth East been serving since September struction at the army air forces stree Is now serving With a has Is a son of Mrs Ida Stevens He technical training command Miami field host l unit in southern 1587 Denver street Sergeant Attends Beach Florida California iis a Officer Stevens gradPetty School Lieutenant Black entered the uate of South high school and Officer 1941 and in service from private to corPromotion September to his enlistment in June was Lieutenant Goes was assigned to Fort Ord Cal prior in nine months to sergeant poral Hill field at where he remained for a year He employed East to Duty is the record of Sergeant Floyd R is a former student of the UniLong 25 whose wife the former First Lieutenant Heber J R versity of Utah and a former em- Seaman Gains Miss Pauline Larsen lives at 614 Stevenson son of Mr and Mrs Rating American of the Smelting Sixth South street ploye East Ezra T Stevenson of 170 Third Dale Thomas s o n of Mr and company at Garfield Mrs Long entered the servSergeant avenue has recently been assigned andHisRefining C TremonJohn Thomas of wife the f9rmer Miss Hazel 14 1942 and is now on March ice to duty at Mitchel Field N Y ton is advaneed to second class and two sons Rant and Ranson Md attending offiAberdeen in Formerly stationed at Gardner Courtney reside at 15 Harmony petty officer in the U S navy cers candidate school A native Field Cal Lieutenant Stevenson i Petty Officer Thomas joined the Inf Provo he graduated from Linwas a member of the class of 1932 court stu27 a 1940 was He y July coln high school Orem graduated at East high school After graddent at Bear River high school from I college Henager's Business uation he spent two and a half Wins Commission of attended the and University years doing missionary work for one year Prior to his for Utah D S church in Brazil Graduates L the Air In Sergeant Corps induction Sergeant Long was emthroughout the country: The officer also atA Boyd Pack sort of Dan S From Air School ployed by Remington Arms Ho tended the University of Utah COMMIS I Kama of Air w ard C lig the grandson of Mrs Minnie E where he held a teaching fellowTechnical in the Newman second memwas in and a son Mrs J Long of Provo physics ship Mass Boston at air corps army F Newman of 433 Westminster ber of Delta Phi Receiving his his father learned Saturday 126 01'r a in 1941 he enrolled at the avenue recently graduated from degree 1 Man Wins ' March ' the air in Enlisted corps & California Institute of Technology 15 Lieutenant Pack has I army flying school at Merced Cal Alpine Ids completed i and was commissioned a second course in me- - where he is serving in the basic Corporal Stripes i" ' lieutenant in February He was a speciogy training Massachusetts training squadron An Alpine man Vern Healey 24 at the à t 1 I promoted to first lieutenant in Institute of Technology in Cain-bridSergeant Newman is in Salt has earned of corporal the w September City this week visiting rela- serving with thestripes to qualify as a weather of- Lake tol tif police in military tives and friends He is a graduate Colorado Colo air base ficer in the air forces Springs '' He attended South Summit high of West high school Corporal Healey is the son of Former Salt Laker Mr and Mrs J William Healey was 1940 in school and graduated sl He is at present enjoying Wins from Brigham Young university Technical Sergeant Promotion Alpine Ns I Decema furlough 1 Provo later taking graduate at man Lake A Salt former got 17 for Colorado ber Massain Visit Home at the For work agronomy ' Schuyler A Herres has recently A of the American ' been promoted to the rank of first chusetts State Agricultural colII Technical Sergeant A O John- Fork graduate ih c school Corporal Healey high i A" s se20 I lege '''' Mass son A Watertown Mr son Mrs ' of and lieutenant at J : in March 1942 and isss i Lieutenant Herres was born iin Johnson of 529 North Second West was inducted 44 assigned to Sheppard field Texas 1' street is home on furlough after Before Salt Lake City in 1917 educated Candidate Gains entering the service he '4'1 Westminster at honors from the A junior college graduating with as a plumber in California worked ri in was fromwhich he Savana nection ordnance school in graduated de- Coveted Wings -7 1935 In 1939 he obtained a '') Illinois WI Having completed the air force at of of to in entrance his the Prior engineer metallurgy gress For "lrfl ' Assigned Duty flying school training at school Cem4' had the Colorado School of Mines He advanced Johnson Sergeant Ariz Jack E Is the son of Mr and Mn s Otto Williams Field on desert maneuvers in At Armored School -- s 1093 Ninth East street training Herres of Tahawus N Y At- Cardwell California where he was transPrivate First Class Melvin J been awarded silver wings and ferred from the motor base of present Lieutenant and Mrs Her- has son of Jaen Perry Midvale Perry commission in second lieutenant's res reside at Cambridge Mass Stockton Cal for duty at the has reported reserve force His present assignment is as an the air Corporal Dale Seaman also in armored force school communica''N assistant in the laboratory there Salt Lake City on furlough is of tion department at Fort Knox Ky the same unit and attended the Ex-Sa- lt Lake Man same school at the same time as West High Grad Gets Commission Sergeant Johnson Corporal Sea- Enrolls in Airplane man is the son of Mr and Mrs Wins CommisSion 1 Graduating from candidates' George A Seaman 1209 Third Mechanic School at for commission Quante° avenue Johnson and Norgaard class son Private IlyrUm H 23LineountenotanNtiraRichard Grant C Aadneeen formerly Corporal Sergeant will Seaman return to of Mr and Mrs G HDroubay Norgaard Va of Droubay co'rnbeen of has Lake Salt City of 612 Navajo street received Ni at Freda Cal entheir 425' Twenty-firs- t camp street East a in second missioned lieutenant promotion after graduating from the marine rolled this week as a student in He has been corps officer candidate school at Fort horoes a sow Christms story Keeeler field Miss airplane mereserve to class officers' Gains Commission assigned Va Belvoir ' chanics school He reported there starting to THE SALT LAKE months' for three training Lieutenant Norgaard is now St-- Petersburg Fla from Marine Merchant In TELEGRAM for loops and girls Lieutenant Aadnesen resided at stationed at Camp Young Cal He Its a Christmas story and full was inducted into the II S army 1435 Perry avenue with his wife Now a licensed radio officer in " of such amazing follows as Ham- - on May 7 1942 and was assigned and son Paul Ray He is a grad- the merchant marine Golden Omer Salt Lakers Goes La for three uate of the University of Utah and Johnson graduated December 4 otlibmmbla &Lan wood-spri- t: 0 to Camp Claiborne Hellopsrdinck r ' I months' basic training and from the University of Chicago He did from radio officers' training school To Naval Base Michas! Barth lamow in at Gallups Island Mass He is the there was sent to officer candi- ROTC work for three years 155 North Dean Steed Robert Weofingtou who didn't bolioyo date school He is a graduate of college and two years in - high son of Mr and Mrs E L John- Main street son of Mrs Mabel L I school li son 1406 East Third South street Steed of Farmington left Monday Sane Clays and Santa West high school Before entering the service for Farragut Idaho Mr Steed- is Morel' bet an osciting I I 27 1942 Officer Johnson was I a graduate of Davis high achool April Dcemfrom ovary day chapter Visit Connnission Illeceives Ensign Pays orylninvid by the Western Electric and the Brigham Young university I bar 7th right op to Christms I Fret Home Folks and Telegraph company I where he- obtained a ' It As I Lavititoorintit I degree AS TH1 this 11411066 for la I Watth first ens He ' graduated from Granite high in accounting and business adminI Home on leav after seeing two school LAKE SALT T1LEGRAM The Farmer employe of The in 1938 istration I I elegram advertising depart- months' action on the African este of too story le 22 niant Second Lieutenant Herbert front Rollo William Hunter - I been advanced to the Naval Man Gains I W Poison 24 attended officer has Officer Candidate - -- - - — - - — - -1 candidate school' at Fort Mon- rankrecently of ensign He is a son of Mr r--Leaves For East I mouth N J and received his comand Mrs Dave C Hunter 383 D Advance In Rank II 1 i r i I mission now enjoying street Ensign Hunter will return IV Hé 19 now is there William Barnes Blood of 517 i Tingley II I :1 111 i t I lear ve with his parents Mr and to the east coast 1 on patrol duty near Honolulu aft- Tenth avenue who enlisted August i i tk - i i William M Poison Sandy After graduating from West er 20 months in the navy has been 21 as a U S marine officer cans' ' a and will report back to Dayton high school Ensign Hunter at- advanced to t didate has been called to active 4 1 1 I' ! !it II! Ohio tended of t son of duty and left Wednesday for a mate the He class Utah for is first the II University I Lieutenant Poison entered the two years and in 1941 graduated Mrs Lucille Tingj-eof 159- Vida)! ‘ training course atQuant4 t t service in October 1941 and was from the University of Southern avenue ico Va He is the son of Mr i A student of Granite high and Mrs Lawrence C Blood assigned to Camp Roberts Cal California journalism schoolI - 1 w ' found Seaman Promoted While Overseas Former 6U' Student Wins Promotion - s3 i - 0711 4 '' 1 A ' ' mt Mechanical ''' '' '' A:C?) -' - fidii- : - ''' - v44 SI f i L 7 1 - 0- 44- - 'i-- — ' - ' -- 0 — I ' -' - - ' t-- r--' '''' -:- 1 ' - ''-- i i' z 's ' 1 - ''' 1 ' " - t': 3 : s s - Lleutlnack ' 1 - 4 '' i 1 ' ' 1 ' ' é '1 ' ' i -4 i - -- ' '' '''' Ensign Hunter K Ak" A e IL ' -- i 1 '' : ': V ' :-- 0 '4 - :‘V - I - '' Fi' - 4 i ' 4 ' z Major Completes Special Course - - 11 ' - e' '''' t '' - x I ' ' i 4 sfe 1 I ( -' r':'rt t ' - ' - 1 - - ' - i- Word ! - '' o'' I ) ' ' - - I l Aa"--' '"'"7 :' i' ' i - T s :4- 7 2' t --' " - t - 4 ' - - - 1 ' I' I ' 0- --- trial by special coukmar- the first prosecution 98th camp for violation of the war according to Njtuadjgoer Darotincalled of L Gaines camp advocate As a warning to all soldiers and other camp personnel the special announcement on the sentence has been ordered read at all assemblies and' printed in the camp weekly newspaper The inadvertent statements of the soldier were made over a camp coin telephone and overheard by officer a As reported to the specihl court martial appointed by Colonel Don M Scott regimentali ICITIrl IYI n A P r the soldier said: "Hello Mom Yeh I'm fine I wanted to phone you before I finished my iyesterday out tomorand I'm being shipped row The whole battery is headed " for The point of destination was stated named by the by Major Gaines in addition to the news of the troop movement Circumstances making the violation inexcusable it was stated were that soldiers at this camp are constantly warned not to divulge information that might aid the enemy and the fact that the soldier had served in the army previous to his present training period Gas rationing now only in the beginning stage is being felt by hundreds of Camp Roberts 5oldiers1 who have depended on passing motorists for rides along the highway to nearby towns The only relief in sight is addi- tional bus service—if buses can be tiaThiae IF 1 : '' i - - - i ''' '''-- - - -i 4 ' - - 4 ': - d ''''''''' 4‘ -- --- ' - 4 — 4 ot 4 - iv-- 4- 1 k 1- '' 4' - i'1 4 ' : - r i :' ' ' ' illi -- - ri 0!--'- )- CAMP ROBERTS Dec 5—Over- Mate Tingley t ' Alg Vachtnist's ' M - : - ” - Petty Officer r 1 - li c - -- m0- ' r '''-- '-'- t k - i' 'k t - -i - ' - - f'-- " - - - g - i" 4 ?-" - - s's -d- (3 U1':::': 1 cl Irl Ne er tOri1 Ao I' 6 i "i I 24 f 'e::1- riAiut C t 2iliresiZ - z - 61ksw416&4t Thornail 4 F' 1 r::‘ - - ': c:'''jfr) :rm ' 1 ' 1 N' ''''' 1 r '' '4:aeit'' anxious to tell the folks at home the news about himself a Camp Roberts soldier divulged military ') 'Information that could have been used by the enerny and has been 1 sentenced to six months at hard i on:Jannem efontfelin the camp of $28 a I guarorahcu month from his pay- - for six - - tkLi - INeorig4 L- 14 Petty Officer Peterson Le- - St44'''''8rn ----k : - ' T''L - w A Camp Roberts ' ') e r"'ff 1 ' t ) - ' k Divulges Secrets '-- 17 ‘ t:10 ' ' ‘ 7-- In Phone Talk i -- ' - 4 0 ::1ilc'-:-1- I - - f ' i- - ' - 4 - ' ' ':- t i ' - ::14: - ' - - -4'--1:!- ' ' ' 1 ' ' s— - ' c 4 ?'' t ' ' - - - r:' 1 '' ' :' -- i ' t i - ' The most gratifying aspect of f this war to me" Commander Peterson said "is the average citi- 4 's'l ' f k - '''' e 1 F e zen's display of patriotism loyalty o ' : I 1 8' and sacrifice in supporting our i 't '' ' -4 "' “tl ' armed forces aril those who direct ''' them Such healthy evidence of '' 0 11 -s ‘ our nation's internal security holds 1 promise of eventual success" He resides with' his wife and Lieut Norgaard Lieut Cardwell three sons at 1301 McClelland ' '''' ' '''' ' l' 1 street rt:'46564::" ' - 1 Rusted and unopened for more than 50 years a safe once owned by Jenny Lind "The Swedish N7ightingale" and James Audubon American naturalist haa been turned over to soldiers at Fort Knox Ky in the scrap rnetal salvage campaign More than a century and a half arID the safe was installed In Hady's inn at West Point Ky where Jenny Lind sang and where Audubon was a guest Later the tale was moved to the home of N G Hardy Jr great grandson of Frank Hardy who established the Inn It required 20 husky soldiers to hoist it from the basement to the scrap pile v :4- s' 4 - - L'I' dier Dr A E Sherndal of the Winthrop Chemical company has developed the formula for atabrine part of which was sold to America by the Germans several years ago This medicine may now be used to keep men il -- - 1 aviation the original 13 members serving as an aerial gunner and bombar- However A ''' ' of which he was one of Jape captured the Dutch East Indies they cut the United States off from 90 per cent of the world's supply of quinine s) - '''- the first World war in marine corps - Surgeon General Parran of the U S public heal1940thservice declared in August that military operations were impossible in the tropics "without quinine or the potent German synthetic atabrine" When the i -- ' ' ' ' Fd -- Iin San Washina D:C A member of the American gion he served overseas in -- -- ( 'the officer in charge of the §alt Lake office of naval intelligence 12th naval district A Oliver Peterson has been advanced in rank from lieutenant to lieutenant commander Having assumed duties at his present office in September 1941 Commander Peterson previously A - -'- -- !Naval Officer Wine Advance in Rank fly Bruce Thornton L ? r---r:i '-- k ( - Recent commissions promotions and assignments made to Utahns and former Utahns were announced Saturday by the navy and war departments and families and friends of the men Fingers and Imagination Uses Nimble i t - a TELEGRAPH I 1 I 1 CO k 1 I 1 t 4 1 It l' - 10 4 t t I 1 ' t - ''qk - --- -- - 0 As 6 Ilk AK 00 ORNAattIKS0" aR0040000141k"""41414 - A1s0P?014 e"e641kA011601P70010"04eergb-AOR"1414-0120110Mkt- " 001M16414"ertA-4dt- h vP10A0064t1 ' Asotoqk" A70104T0em-gat- 4x"p |