Show THE OGDEN The Washington tnlnr PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered class mattar A im Merry-Go-Roun- poctottlm at Ogdea M to m ccortllf ta Member o f Tb StS Associated Prase ARC The Associated Pr tu to exclusively entitled for rerubhcatloa el all news diPtohet Press NEA Ent tt £d“ gjsd alo the dlud in othrwu to " P? tM local c when paid 0o advance in be paid fa advance By Idaho Utah a month Um a year la £ UXO a month states AO ether Wyoming year 80 UaU-M- tat “f f AdThere Is cvexy indication that OPA ministrator Brown’s honor system for motorists has not worked in the east at least— and that Is too bad because it leaves any realistic administration with no option except to get tough Government analysis of traffic records has confirmed what eyewitness reports had disclosed Sunday traffic fell off enormously while there was a ban on pleasure driving As soon as the honor system was substituted in March Sunday traffic rose to apnon-essent- ial notwithstand- proximately its former level now ing the smaller basic ration of gasoline available The public roads administration survey relied upon automatic counters and payment of bridge and parkway tolls These cast no return light upon the accompanying evil of a limit speed to over-fadriving The — designed to save both gasoline and tires and also to save lives and limbs where cars are riding on tires recapped with salvaged rubber— has become an unfunny joke bail by Anybody silly enough to play to look like poking along at 35 miles Is made this— not a fool or a prig One reason for the only reason and perhaps not the best but certainly one— is a comfortable fcelin on the part of the public that the rubber crisis is nearly over that we have climbed over the hump and that we can expect new 35-mil- e st tires soon The answers are that wo can not expect driving before new tires for the latter part of 1M4 If then and that we can not count upon much gasoline and fuel oil for the east until the projected invasion of the European continent is completed These answers are 'being given piecemeal and timidity but any beneficial effect confusing they might have is destroyed by from perIrresponsible situasons who will not trouble to think the tion through There is a real danger that the OPA will be driven back to the unpleasant enforcement methods from which it tried to relieve the motoring public The only out would be for motorists generally to realise that they are injurying both the war effort and their own selfish interests when they waste rubber and gasoline drivecoing for pleasure and driving beyond the nomical speed limit non-essenti- al counter-statemen- ts 35-mi- le Nazi Jitters The naris have become victims of the same weapon which they used very effectivethe war of nerves ly earlier in this struggle-- soon They know that some day forces will establish one or more bridgeheads on the continent of Europe and unless these are destroyed promptly they will mean the end of Germany as a military power The critical incident in this war will be the creation of those bridgeheads Once the — Anglo-Americ- an allies have consolidated a hold on any substantial area where our men and weapons and supplies can be debarked in substantial numbers the end of the war will be in sight We have established a belligerent ring around the European axis In Britain is a tremendous concentration of soldiers armaments munitions planes and supplies These threaten Finland Norway Belgium the Netherlands and France They can be taken into the Mediterranean to land in France Italy Greece or even under some circumstances Turkey Wherever we strike we shall have huge fleets of the best bombers and fighters the world ever has seen to protect our convoys and cooperate with our land forces aid there is no lack of air bases from which they can operate ' As long as we were In position to strike only in a limited area Hitler could count upon the strong defenses he has built along the Atlantic coast and could keep a relatively small force ready to rush to wherever dan- - ger threatened But now he can not tell whether the attack will come In Finland or Norway or far away in Greece or Italy He can even assume that it may come simultaneously in both places and perhaps at the same time along the Atlantic coast in France Belgium or Holland 9 This Gentlemen Is What We Must Look Into 9 anti-invasio- n - — - — it influence in tha determination of common policy than they will actually have when the war is over For when it is over there will be very large American armies standing side by side with very large British armies oft the soil of Europe a long list of battle honors will have been added to the colors of our regiments and alas a long list of heroic dead will have been added to the deathless roll of those Americans who throughout our history have laid down their lives In the service of the Republic Be Without Voice We need not fear that we shall be without & voice and an earned voice when the time comes to talk of peace and the future security of mankind against the recurrence of the present holocaust From now GEORGE FHXDINGaof ITT TOT Inc PEARSON Copyright 1943 N Y Tribune By DREW Tha tone of Premier Allan on Actnra Duty) (Major Robert S I WASHINGTON — Before the lummer U over I of’ the’ editorial 'in "Pravda1which newspaper that be baa a tough poker Communist party followed Indicate a Adolph Hitler wUl know I immediately This far greater degree of appreciation player to deal with C Eaker command Ira General on the part of the Russians than I speech Major the In force England air S U previously been evident of Amergeneral of the Eighth st contributions which British xiyer North U not only a in forces ican ud Frcnch and the Africa poker player In the air corps band and when offensive over Germany He knows when to fold a bad more I with summer toward the common This finish the making to I lo aiay la ever officer of defeating Germany objective newer than any other American Eaker Is General This entirely understandable commanded at any time or place ’ are a realistic and Russians the for l believes will stay Into to fWWi VlUl decisive practical folk who have always that the tlow he more been far more Impressed ydeeds For months he has ‘ been fighting Mforwith it than by words In fact what they equipment and bombers that the now say contains a very strong on as I have previously observed Until now he has cret But begin- - inference that they are aware that in these articles the chief burdens tnfUry bombers a number invasion of the and riie chief sacrifices fn this war that it’s an Is getting so many he now is imminent will be borne by the people and the continent nirg more o a rc European much would the which —a where certainly im- - armed forces of the United States deed work about and press the Russians very much more As our military strength actually an invasion of the continent— "there is no guess work about General than anything that has happened in the theatre of operations inwhen 'liut creases as the actual evidence of Invasion! lie has now finished with expert- - o far Post-W- ar Position our power and our fighting ability A F R the to mcntl and is ready supplement I American be of grows In volume we shall forget this connection It may jn raids by putting great formaUons our a present anxieties about our five I has and j useful to point out that there 4?1 bombers' in the air three four I to such destruction fceen a considerable degree of dis- ability to make our views heard week He is prepared to carrycont'nent I that timers tortjon jn gome ©f our thinking and heeded when victory has been factories and rail lines on the to another one place position won It is a perfectly understandabout Russia’s post-wroons cannot move from have able human reaction that material Russians the Air Experiment Finished U at Just present of money equipthe raid pulled Eaker says that the Vegasack ony army whichonis actually contributions I now s do not have the ment It transport of end experiments the was Germans European trigger That American method of daylight high fating Isthe far the In this effect same regard as the largest artny actual sacrifice of blood goii jt by clear that the I case For that success is The a is actual in on our sfe which is altitude precision bombing are I those who tend-wi- ll that is the rl®d forward way has this This from point the and lhefnf enemy bat with blood think their ruthlessness and skill always shedding be applied with the gjve many of us the idea with ej f0these I regard to others who are not will continue conditions that Eaker himself personifiesmost offensive-minde- d reason and in deepest secrecy en men our whole months few una In position an of the one will have Russia Js Eaker lim to Alcatraz selected andi deuse his last p an j an(j voice In the in this respect will have completely hell on earth for in the army He would rather july preponderant signed to be-to safer resort look we to back shall and than J attack sent to when in changed that the peace and his last pilot m&king cf Jie living dead He can be WESTBROOK PEGLER much that is being said and at reason upon no comes By for time tactics of defense Alcatraz secretly a message from- I now with wonderment that written do conditions course these One day last winter he received all antl-a- l rcrart equip- I fiect the fact that the voice that we could have been so blind both TUCSON Aril May Id— A littleBiofl and Browne were In Leavenasking if he wantedin ft is understood that Bioff and worth which ie a real priaon Whose His reply as to the cost of victory and as I wWle airdromes England his the Journal in us have ment to defend Milwaukee of making &ny some Browne were "used” before a labor at hard work inmates we earn which shall share to the w as—"Use that shipping space to send me more peaC wiU to' obtain directly proportionate ran an editorial pointing up a months later there was another grand jury in New York of fruits the in victory members reaping armed stuff and more men to fight with our other to strength respective not ln ndictments against Let none of us suppose that our question to which many of us rumor that these two werebro He runs the U S air show from England with in Chimob tQ the respective- sacrifices underworld ught of 'their prison and another inquiry poker game that eacb nation has made In the share of the costs will be a small wouii like an answer a down the same offensive tactics he uses in his handed cago which were share of respon- - The question is "has Willie' Bioff the same answer days Jack U He Is rough In pre-win to®“ of the war These sacri- - one or that our Similarly winning Last winter hearing for the third :'ew weeks sgo or justice fices will largely be measured in sibility and influence afterward or George Browne the union time pion poker player of Washington utenant Bioff and Browne Were own case the department that more of other And than less that be and will any movie stage now of tactics to his sorrow the llvcs ifcenUy a of human racketeers Schenck termJ just are Joseph The realistic Russians are hndustry ever spent a day in not in prison at hard labor but de-ln “used” and General Carl Spaatz has learned some of Eaker s lists power indict American to casuaty cheater perjurer for that aras- under about it their current term of 10 a “federalin institution while the greatest of already granting tacit recognition cf poker There is no penny-ant- e in the and still In return them light convict New York I put the air corps largely I our aacrinCes lie ahead we tend of that fact We shall soon enough and eght years respectively?” tention” Eaker has his enemies was relieved of Schenck to sistance because an assistant to Or direct perhaps because he has passed them by had remarked that question on one the Russians have evidence that this recognition to sentence journal pjje give three-yedisitincUvely a Matthias Correa the federal in he has broken them Once he d‘schargeda JjRhter now is justified prison two "are & fully a minor our on these degree greater thoughts had convicted charge given one year serve out pilot from the service for failure to open his These dispatches had said that trict attorney who extortion to allowed Mr charge and in a forced landing were not then and never had them of flagrant In his absence the in months seven in they that year Correa’s assistant No Popular Idol in prison hour a single spent club at Danbury In he the were country fact men In Eaker is Indifferent to popularity the admitted that the Challenged by a reader Now if the same process Is folof detention but house York New W T to distrusts officers who are conspicuously popular the Journal question put lowed in the case of Bioff and of the said they "had been” in prison director fearing they will dictate fighting policy according Hammack acting they too may be given to humane considerations Eakers policy is relentof the depart- then asked a congressman who Browne of ' ' bureau prisons treatment the elimina lenient less it may be hard on his men and most of them and Mr Ham-mac- k had been Interested-iof ment It all justice is wrong This to the practice ask rackets think he is tough but it’s harder on Hitler gave an evasive answer He tlon of union should not be necessary to make direct By PETES EDSON a for of Eaker had hoped to get a fighter command but justice still are men department serving said "both and treat them Standard-Examin- er Washington answer to a straight question and deals with criminals in January 1942 General H H (Hap) Arnold called sentence in federal ’institutions” eviden A obtain to Idle as had guests bomber him the was offered that him into the office and Correspondent they is not his reply to me institution” “federal A others to convict and testimony command Eaker replied “But I have been a fighter Before stewing your juice to i necessarily a prison The New York never been in prison "This the FBI and the prosecutors are Arnold which for To life!" any replied be should ail possible is my It pilot for example detention post-winterna of on scorce the house profess to be they bombef command needs some fighter spirit In it" Idlecitizen to ascertain at any time as good as they of a is It place a not issue prison air of to the the freedom tlonal you be job of rouadlng is should up He arrived in England Feb 20 1942 Since then ease These men were whether a convicted criminal ness and That is evidence own worked their I he to I has the to off a and a up care to bring yourself he has never had day time serving his time according at the might but to of sentenced Th® prison agriculture for lv are department paid essure with an judg- what they under constant discussion both were In the verdict of the jury and the an(j other government agencies boil over some of the Intricacies of bad custom In prosecuexAnother no is There court of the ment and comiad recognize the production of sugar riaboraXthnlai f?r the Eighth inconsistencies of conflicting New York house of detention against a cuse for any secrecy or evasion tion is that of holding considerable I I a for had which he fought hard wbluT and local regulations beenjher On the contrary such secrecy and man the fact that conviction before time He is to lForanWhis poker“pla'ying however Eaker 1 no I fort besides court "fedescape in bother domestic airlines corree ‘“fugaU U More than a year ago ' a rumor the evasive use ofasthe term for entitled to his day in court and of j cup wits morning his less than his hunches He synonym plays gambler used in the manufacture ef alcohol1 Today there Is top regulation of jI was circulated that Bioff was eral institution” confi- should be allowed to fight! his are public manu-- interstate air traffio and safety to I which against minimum turn a prison in used in time Ws is tuThfm'any a school doing every step of toe way to He of justice hardest dence ln toe department is Amonawhkh in smokeless ' prejSugar facture powder a£igne?toore!gn act of u & cW1 aeronautics service in the Philippines b When curityfamp We know that toe department of keep his freedom iswithout however The udice practice one prisoner for 3S which u cu t justice can favor to a hold against a prisoi grudge Itself keepsufficient by reasons federal term below the this But Out to as it goes foods warden discourages centrated supplied Columbia course at pardon if flw university squeeze in a business in mere "detention” when and oppose parole orwhen fronts on trial control there Is gradually being de- - prisoner" with reference to his ing ishim his for hard at When he became a squadron commander then a troops on the fighting rights to fought sentenced prison he to the conditions known in is to It j Ideal not was he guests state growing field Calif be plead tempted a maze of varying may group commander at March labor And we know too that the Thus he has brought on veIopedto control criminals as a weak defenss in a I and or make state motives only a very active pilot who could outfly outahoot I interaountaln area of whose within guilty codes same flying Bioff was in a department ensugar beets the" younger men’ under him but also he took a the rapid growth hearing that "federal - and practices are not always in- the hope that toe prosecutor ana wnicn hamper fly- - Upon boundaries instituin beets of acres 7000 are minimum There not security In lournalism legitimately rmirse a prisoner joying a victory ‘ 7000 ln ArIzona-- 1 caused an in fallibly honest tocanbeselect JtJSSow won will generously recommend General "Hap" Arnold put those wits Into play the Ogden area andthese someone'i have in nrour who and happens when he made Eaker his executive in the office acres must be thinned now max- toe r own epwlriUM local aero disfavor and for no publicly statet lenient treatment Insure To fall this was the harvested Eaker Thus of In chief air of the corps Arnold I imum yield sugar beets must be engine room" of the big expansion program toe ob now admit privately he couldn’t have done Sdr S-- rightTtoSe SSST IbxZ b wthout Ek"In England though forced to be an admlnls- - room ior ve Tesed oonwim tes one large beet Ste trator most of the time Eaker couldn’t resist the Thinning produce wtm tne state nignway the air refined mors American ugar first big that produces temptation to go along on the came tack without than two mall ones Segmentedraid last Au IT His group is theM i reiauve icreeoom oi seeds and Improved planting equip- toe a plane single losing air subject to f deral gui On this flight he conceived a tricky device to ment have greatly simplified the avoid German fighters He sent out a couple of thinning process The peak of the within Tjeji18-°?- ® Stales decoys which threw the Germans off in a direction thinning season is expected current The The weeks two next from the decoys the far removed principal flight air- Md aircraft ulre that flew back and forth across the channel confusing acaIe for thinning Is eleven doUars I the German radio detectors while the main forma- - per acre- tote linense to tlon of bombers taking another course got all the Many individuals complain about prglnia requires to a rede license New way to their target without meeting a single fighter the national rationing program ana Connecticut to Hampshire to that was not until returning help Here is an opportunity England plane It license A pilot encountered “the Jerry " solve In a measure part of that Quire ordy ro XNiew oric trom New 1 man-newsmen flying cityunectlcut When Eaker climbed out of his plane program The war rationing said "Did you lead the flight general?" "No” he I commission urges all civic Hampshire- crossing torw said "I merely went along as an observer" Organizations requs Boy Scouts and to state— for himself two and federal led as him described But newspapers having school boys and girls to register ’ the flight and many a rival officer reading the with the USES for beet thinning and hi plane Proposal Before House state r' story accused Eaker of being a publicity hound The more sugar that meaSs these conflicting Where more With on toe home front Sleeps lighted Cigar? Eaker believes that every air corps officer shipping space for needed supplies regulations may cease (to be fuany £ $ Vi i should keep fit for flying In England he suggested and equipment on the fighting 1 through multiple state taxation that officers quit work at five p m and take II fronts And it means more sugar I lu one recent court decision an exercise before dinner But only one or two showed for home consumption and for the airline operating through the air tj was required to up for exercise so Eaker demanded 100 per cent I processing of foods vital both to over seven states Pa7 property taxes on the full as- attendance on penalty of having to run down a civilian and soldier value of aUjsJPlan® steep hill and dash into a cold creek at six o’clock Experienced beet thinners now- ofsaed other states tooss inthe morning are especial- I engaged ln other work J line '' V the which states operated in he which is own His favorite sport volleyball j urged to contact the United were to take similar action this his The mouth a in with principal states employment service for lighted cigar plays be taxed seven times jdm of his opponents is not to throw a bail he worc jn the beet fields Work can fleet would now before theTiouse of is There be arranged for in part time shifts bin kn Dwn as the a representatlevs and during odd hours of the day act of 1941 which civil aeronautics Business men and others employed In his mouth a with such limit would lighted cigar general sleeps on day Bhlft work are urged to J federal govern-repo- rt ail night but the Eighth air force admits that the I regi8ter Employes cf federal In- -- by reserving to the to be cannot proved regulate inter- stallations and others now on va- ment the right 1) From the first day he arrived In London Eaker catjona are urged to register for state air commerce The bill would has been fighting for more equipment but until a2Ticutural work for part or all also limit multiple taxation and n shows cross-sectioSAVED This RUIHEDThiati worn down through the last few weeks he didn’t get the results he would give federal authorities the vacation period how a new tread or recap wae safely vuL wanted Though a large American force was to more Individ-- 1 power to Impose zoning restrictions b®8 b®® appear It may too driven fabric— long— the considerable and laws summer a local accumulated in England last uals who could work just two near airportsdo where canized to a tread that was thick enough not adequately con-th- at number of planes went to North Africa for the hours a day ln the beet fields ordinances weakened beyond repair To recap it I t trees power invasion Let our tire experts examine all S of tire the time spent would not be trol the removal ot the rubber— of waste a be would similar In the pulling and hauling over who needs I ’a' number” of 'two I lines smokestacks and too late most— MacArthur Chennault or Eaker— Loup Beriods added your tires now before will stacles which are the principal fail before many more miles of wear would together MacArthur exerted pressure in the press but Eaker iob done and will Insure hazards to flying at takeoff and confined his pressure to the Pentagon building mrosaATioM mora stao towar(i the day of landing times top-flghu- ng Anglo-Americ- an - Anglo-Americ- an ar a J te corn-prov- ed fat 3 Enough a I - ar pon ar Headaches Seen for Airlines With Freedom of Air Issue -- ar bber ‘ f SMS? SJi£SJWi£ a sys i jUeen atUCLA tk°“ " ftes j 0 ‘ ““ llm bh MiilPIPSri® U®HTT WMlT re-ih- ey lisene r I P v- - s Vd j ' I : Ayfj J over-regulati- on ‘ ob-bomb- ers States Fear Interference Opposition to all such legislation comes from toe zealous guardians of states rights the legislators who fear the encroachments of the federal government Into local affairs Maybe they are justified to those fears But flying Is developing eo I SALT LAKE CITY May 10 (AP) fast that It Is beyond local control a plane from Pittsburgh to ColumOgden topped the list of fifteen 1 nioun-Rocky bus fjes through the air over West in the major cities I Unless our common human nature undergoes a I tain area showing increases In Virginia’s sovereign hills rfor a radical change for toe better the lavish expenditure check transactions for Marcn oi j rnatter of seconds Should West of thirgs and blood and devotion the achievement this year compared to the Virginia control the' movement of of military victory and the establishment of some month in 1942 Ogden transaction i that plane? Or is it a proper func-nefederal government political order will have happened In vain — j were 1128 per cent over larc jI yon 0f which writo one set of rules Instead John A Mackay president Princeton Theological 1942 Boise had a gain of 4il of 43 could control all such sit- cent for the month the bureau Seminary I Saturday reported statistics uatons? labor I could have been a millionaire In no time at all just by selling my clgarcts at 40 bucks a carton Bear River high school it was reAir Transport Flyer Roy Milholland back from ported today Verl Coombs of Chungking Fielding is new vice presidentis To Richard Peterson of Fielding I believe the people’s Instinct Is always right treasurer Don Miller of Elwood because toe people do not have the facts but have secretary Deverl Payne of Tre-Ea-st GARLAND May 10 — Clyde Sor-- 1 I monton the principles while the diplomats have not toe watch dog and Mac Garland Is next though they have all the facts — Dr Lin ensen of Dwood reporUr cl Yutang Chinese philosopher and author if ouauty KCCArma quauty mrAiawa ® DRII'G All Y0U3 IRE 1703025 10 beet— 0LC3T&L W IKiViEt J w 1 2364 Grant Avenuo Clyde Sorensen Lead Farmers ln OS a DJZZLS buy s op qmUtr I” Hr II "Gid o TOr ertlilato stitUa yea to th TCU MAT 1 When we strike on a second front powerful armies of Russian veterans will be ready to cut through any point the nazis may weaken to reinforce their forces This is going to bo a hot summer for Hitler Already he is beginning to sweat in anticipation t major uy £ Honor System 6 Russian Appreciation Noted In Latest Speech By Stalin “°” "sdeschiptioh 3A0 prices a year a month Rj Carnet d MONDAY EVENING MAY 10 1941 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Han-preld- nt u |