Show THE OSDEN 2-- A One FRIDAY EVENING 'Mister and His Master Ready for Action '""'1Ul£— ' miwiiiMiiiillili' '" U S Subs Sink ll ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- R '- "' iii -' Jap Ship SZ —— —— " y yy :: :'yyy y- v yyy&-y- X ' - t r II' " ' v v Jt J P Sr 2LK Rogers a Wrin? Wa 1 - AyxA ilb7 J own oxygen m ask "Mister" is for action ready PoIic dog veteran of Eighth U 8 A A F shown here with taU gunner has been on five separate thrillers over enemy enjoy leading a dog's life oaay and Tomorrow By WALTER The would be useless for ' '- V - - Helena's Shipper LIPPMANN Affair Wallace-Jone- s : I oil Clings to Life-Lin- es i "I paddled five minutes and reached a raft on which were 30 other men There wasn't room for me so I clung on life-linin thei congressa war cabinet J es water ' The congress used those appropriation measures however to strike at the administration of the domestic political and economic front It cut the requests for the office of price administration and the office of war information It allowed only "liquidation" funds for the national youth administration the federal crop insurance program and the national resources planning board headed by the pres ident's uncle Frederic A Delano Another administration 'must" measure Increasing the statutory aeot limit to ?Z10000000000 was used by congress to repeal the presidential order setting a $25000 ceiling after taxes on wages and WssSeSSn? from Past Ona) opened a terrific salvo After six minutes of continuous firing two Jap cruisers disappeared V) "We saw a Jap destroyer standing In and fired a salvo at her which hit with a blinding flash Then something hit us The order to abandon ship was given Xt was pitch dark and everything was covered with oil from the ship's vitals "I got my camera and went to the quarterdeck The sailors were slashing rafts loose and Jumping Overboard and I went over the side The water was thickly covered with I for warv OTA Funds Cut territory He seemsto 4- It ) -- tr- $ 'Uv &?( (Continued er industrial wages the president's veto of the Pace and Bankhead bills aimed at increasing farm In come The subsidy victory was the ma-Jor presidential victory on the home front Prior to that the president bad obtained almost unanimous congressional approval on all matters involving interna tional relations The reciprocal trade and lend-leas- e programs were continued almost unanimously De spite an avowed "economy" pledge the congress appropriated approxl-- 1 mately $115000000000 most of it ng bA-- f 4 (ConUnued from Pas On) to the agriculture committee as a ever-mounti- ng 1943 On Ship Saved Snisidy Settled I t More Than 600 Holiday With :l r Daily in Pacific WASHINGTON July 9 (AP) U S submarines slicing through Pacific waters in numbers are knocking off Jap ships at the rate of one a day This terrific toll of what Japan needs most— ships to link her far-fluoutposts of stolen empire — has prompted the navy to issue three special bulletins in little more than a month on the activities of its undersea arm Since June 1 th© American submarine packs which Secretary Knox declared were augmented steadily have blasted to the bottom 33 Jap supply vessels many of them big transports and tankers and three destroyers Probably sunk were two more — a transport and a tanker Nine more ships including a destroyer were listed as damaged Latest success of the submarine raiders was reported yesterday in an announcement claiming 10 more Jap transports and supply vessels torpedoed to the bottom Four me dium sized cargo vessels were dam aged This brought to 283 the total re ported sunk or damaged in the Pacific since the attack on Pearl Harbor Of this number 200 were sunk 29 probably sunk and 54 damaged Fall on Messina ' - t t Life Lines Hit As Nippons Link Outposts As BoTnbs Congress Takes I JULY --- -- w SrlSJ111 ny'H! C' 2 "1 looked back and saw the like a gray ghost against the ship gun flashes She was sinking and seemed to be dragging us back We paddled and rowed madly One man was crying out XJome on sal-lo- rs ' give it hell' "ga Bomb dropped by the northwest June raid on T1the ot fc"T to the Italian mainland administraUon building Attested to accuracyferry of U S bombing °rc Dlrecthit? i "We cleared her and she settled quietly and disappeared "I heard fellows calling for help-- v all around but there was little I kJ could do We sighted another raft and lashed both together All the while we felt the concussion of shells exploding in the water as the battle continued Douse Those Lights MP— ouuieuue saw me outline ox a ship and rafts started! flashing lights all over the place Then the oincer called out 'Douse the lights they may be Japs' "We saw searchlights We were afraid of going ashore oh Kolom-banga- ra (island on the Kula gulf— above New Georgia) and seawards A destroyer's boatpaddledil passed us picked up an officer and said it would be back The men started to shout "Hip hip hooray' They cheered In unison to attract attention "We flashed the lights again The Whole sea was a mass ofj bobbing floating lights A destroyer passed within 50 yards and we called 'Are some tme reyou coming-back?- ' plied Take it easy we will ' be back "A half hour later a destroyer came up and we climbed the rope to the deck She immediately on speed and started filing put AlsJ dawn we ran into a Jap cruiser and gave her hell I saw flames and smoke gushing from her One hero was the whaleboatman who volunteered to stay back land pick up more survivors We left him" P""8 News S Views they could have (CooUnued from Pas One) fno harm could come to them but settled It in the early stages before their big plants has had 450 acr salaries parents should carefully watch the the argument became a personal The most clear-ch?ot up 53 of the shops hit and antics of their children which congressional feud acres Diown up victory came when both the sen-- 1 might lead up to the playing with ate and house ran up more than For the knowledge that the argufirearms 4 Dusseldorf an Industrial city ment could be settled and the rule the two-thirvote necessary to from the Indicate Reports front t 1 that a man must play ball or retire override the president's veto1 of the has been "leveled according to itme Russians nave & way round anti-strito the bleachers if he' does not reports biJL to lereat the German "Tiger' agree would create a team in Wilhelmshaven has been batterprl 60-tmonsters to pieces and virtually eliminated tanks those Washington If there were a team the adminas a naval base for submarines Hundreds of the ponderous maistration would not have one-tenchines are in flames on the scene Coach the trouble it is having with conThe commercial center of Dui- - of battle gress For one thing if the adminhas been reduced to ruins burg With bottles of gasoline the istration were united and disciSAN FRANCISCO July 9 (AP) Russian within would Itself It not infantry attack the "TiX'ersons on xn iooKing lor tne- - answer we plined railroad Wuppertal a steel and textile gers"! when traveling make so mistakes Nor many would they break through coaches of the Southern Pacific may beginarea is said to have been the by asking ourselves most damaged city in Germany system will be required to make what a strong executive in a well it have one frustrated agency lobHurling the bottles at the big aavance reservations after July 16 conducted government would do bying against another frustrated Half of ho tho enrnmnnifv una UCCU ' July 9 (AP) — Six in in CHICAGO tanks and agency the bursting contents exthe congress F S McGInnls vice president press two If flattened in leading members of his at one If end firemen were and of known plode dead and the powerful Pennsylvania ox three cnarge passenger traffic an official family eot into such a Dub- - Avenue there These tremendous raids have weapons in envelope others remained trarrt nnfl fn flames really were one colic row The answer is clear and nounced Thursday of debris from a fire that swent had °eiT effec' on 016 people who agreed thoughtfully- - conThe fighting now on is of the Service men will be required to is obvious: before paying the slight herent nave become jittery sidered for us let program nfflr- dealing through a four-stor- v bloodiest encounters of the war make advance reservations but est attention to their allegations say with inflation — a program he would Instantly remove both backed factory building on the near north will be given preference It is estimated that 3000000 Htiler must win or he the treasury agriculture side today The step was necessitated Me men — Mr Wallace as chairman of OPA andbyall has lost of the inhabitants of the Ruhr have the — the others concerned Four other firemen were In hos- been war Ginnls declared by unprecedented the B E W and Mr Jones as then congress would have to make Therefore he is throw- forecd to evacuate his forces Into the conflict pitals Ing passenger traffic which has result chairman of the R F C the momentous decision responsible More than eight hours after the This would be done because of ed In many trains being badly overO What the loss of life has been with desperate frenzy supporting it or rejecting it That without discipline within a gov- would roof floors and colof the crowded building be orderly government But can be only surmised lapsed dropping at least 15 fire- Clothiers are considering the adCoach reservations will be made ernment It Is impossible to con- when congress is to vote invited on duct a government The president one of combatting the lor definite trains but not for spe- has visability incidental feature subsidies of thousands of the popu- floor the three tranoed men wer L cific cars or seats except on trains not a rule that his officials must before any one knows what the vogue De fteu Bhocked "uon mu" quarrel publicly: The Way to still alive but SnffHnco --""CS wi wnere seat reservations have been are They emorce tnat rule is to remove in- wnoie inflation program is to be f planning on meeting pain as rescuers strove to reach n at 1 need any one be surprised that con- L a coatless trend In the summerpreviously required (? m a stantly officials who do quarre gress regthem Thev wer ninnd ?u"ea is confused and obstructionVictim time publicly For when a man takes ist? steel girders and heavy timbers SEA S3 HERO Charles The Captain office in an administration there physical assets of the Purcell Cecil above skippered United States have been placed the allies two and only two choices onen " Luxury Liner Salvage toarehim: 9700-ton It Is generally supposed that the the cruiser Helena at trillion 23 to remain a member of the trouble 12j light billion dollars And the bombinsr has not rArfit Is on the home front alone which was lost during the defeat Ex-Offic- er Nears Finish team by composing his differences its maximum and our of that: relations in at Kula Gulf foreign Jap warships That Is why this country Is able other members or to re least CHICAGO July 9 CUP)— Fred— NEW YORK July 0 (UP)— Sal witn the has Cecil are well UnCongress taken of Louisville conducted to won from maintain a war credit of 130 the the team Ky and then as the vage of the former French luxury asign B relief Suite Jr who hat lived Is of not cross that fortunately the for bis heroic leadernavy billion dollars and even more everybody private citizen to exerrtaa hi a and the same ' Ainer iNormancue lying on its side of a the seven ship In Indiscipline to destroyer group the years in an iron lung waged speak his mind on the bottom of the Hudson river ngnt same lack of coherence and con battle of Santa Cruz near the Now our senators and conarreiis- new a battle for his life today wa believed to be nearing comple ' Solomons last October But this rule so essential to good sidered action the same personal-isHILLSBORO Ore July 9 (UP) men will be coming home to meet Rifle Discharge Fatal after a heart attack and tion toaay suffering is unworkable In Wash and will improvisation exist there Richard H Layton 36 husky po- - Ulelr consUtuents and get the Tn' The navy Js building a big 6b government If not 32 corrected Snite have an UUlll infantile paralysis Ullid lice chief o' Monmouth and former "acUons ington today because it DresuDtoose serration deck on a roadway over an effective method of composing long deep and very serious consevictim was stricken by the heart News Comes oincer at Sweet Home Ore today During the session It has be-- -- uNIOW' (AP)— looking the site where the 83423- differences tvithin the team The quences The discerning are ala attack week ago hi family dls- come a tticnara awaited of service obvious Whitehead fourwarrant that jwaxiield a chargaware number of ton vessel now the U S S Lafay- - quarrel between B E W and R F ready of them and the poru ciosea 01 tents of trouble — not n on uemocrats have been li V t r' aaa wrs Jnu aim wnn tne assault and mur- BOU"" nas Deennaii-submerge- d since C has smoldered for months Snite today apparently der of a £i?ld La Whitehead was killed On had from school breaking the away adminishigh it was swept by fire February 9 ourst into flame because as thingsIt but in many —are already visible I srirL-Ju7 tration nn it hnm isi- - I Thursday while nlavln? with a Hfi passed the crisis but was exhausted 1942 xney arise irom the fact that our are set up the president alone Layton-alrea- dy relations which ousrhfc tn h servlnc a fx- - though supporUng President PePty Sheriff George Beckstead physicians said His father BYd Construction of the is could compose it or could judge foreign m -- -4 SElu tne STUn Air11ntlv 1 aVi o m mtla — —— nink m cu I I 1 o ltV the Lvava o J Snite Sr revealed for the firt of to be completed by July platform hands " the tor IV state iiur 7 t kn lit r v ana aecide it tjut he wouldn't- nrmiy IVAini aitempiea 15 and aptime that it was the fifth ihparently will be used for newspa- He wouldn't because he was too a large number of amomhous attack hie son had suffrd nA and cmo per men photographers and gov- busy with other things because it discordant ime ai worm war " has f 1942 k u agencies— B E R ui iauM ure was returnea i '"S"!" ernment officials to witness the bored him because he never studied F C treasury O W L some gen- preceqentea How of prompt news Irom Portland where he allegedly ArUno' urlaalw it because he did not wish to of- mi — righting of the ship erals and some admirals Our for- from the armed forces confessed to state police he raped of the Order of Railway Condiir" Mr iend fHonria Jones's either The entire superstructure of the D that C eign relations are not controlled by vessel has been removed and of- jvir Wallace's friends "°Ved her Into the ors voted Thursday to end their the state department because tht Speaker said today Washington wfnogi"t Because Mr Roosevelt conducts ficials hope to refloat the ship by waout pending the investigation Is not adequately wiseacres are wonderln www I "'TV government personally and by im- department uuo vuuujr wa iouna ot me aispute " i pumping water from compart- provisation " manned and by the war lah-iIt no has real head It the army and navy are comnet- - m the river near Buena Vista June board rather than by relying ments The ship turned over on on contains within itself several head Its side under the weight of thou- an Institutions like the cabinet ' nearIy three weeks after she '" kuafccu"n neitner side wia factions It is said that the ing to see who ean get out the bouffht strong established th au procedure a hi HMrt frv "vxvco suiter a IOSS of sands of tons of water and Ice of fastest 7T- reports the issues of the dispute president is his own secretarv nt Trvm f AdaIr that formed when firemen were wassettling and dIsaPPeared Camp state But if he Is he erl Said Speaker the mythiwl Dis- - V° felt any rights a painful personal fighting the blaze which he shrank If he haA hnrf state department none th lean in trict of Columbia In the meantime ftnrvnAr Tim Ann --ri v order to be secretary of state In often represents officials who will It l uuu ua oeen resumed and our Col Charles K Wing fact he has been handllnar th J not be Quoted hv nam- war enort wiU not be seriously greatest and most difficult affairs has been getting out at least one upset oy intuition Improvisation and nr- - commnni naxu It seema sonal feeling and Genel" -SALT LAKE CITY July 9 (UP) walked out to protest an o&erof a iic&u- vMuiui auartera In Anefiu mem has been ieasc one copper company classifvlnr lclua For this there will b nniM mt th mid- - awarded to Colonel Charles K them as Copper company emnlovpa there is a decided change: Tnnn i — - 7 c ! o i nf fh - : iwasmnirtnn tlmoi j u'sui infaMi ne- - i anrf nnt wwaers ior tne is & a ViiC minuu x uu: I win?o rtirntni Nlnt in icuaoiung CrUiSer HeIcna now there thl is a recLnlng on servl" com-- railroad thus depriving them of were announced mand it was learned at the head- Benefits of the railroad retire- home front For he is blind indeed to the handwriting on the wall who all prece- - Quarters or Major General Kenyon ment act practically does not see the accumulating vi- Defor?the next-of-kof cas- - A- - J°yce at Fort Douglas Utah When the conn ualtles could be notified" ' jh day —- — u riDun nana r me) i added "General the railroad men imme-uepwimem maae f — n tne tn wrd JUBCATinur the c&cepuunaiiy aiateiy atMOSPhe beared Bouneed the result ot th( naal" meritorious condGci in the battle in Kula gulf so earlv that formance of outstanding service in Nazi Raiders Bomb These ne nad to list half a dozen ft defenses tious but most Planning the ft Is t? Jap ships as 'probably we of Oahu" Tir ti English Coasts — I Be sure jour sleeves arent too long Cuf& thati utavuuieiy prO-Wing served in Hawaii during vided me couldbe war lanor hnaM 9 j 7 ' as definitely sunk' or and after arl Har- m1r nang aown uuy lasxcx j bor PPe I explo- - Just damaged" maf I16 by the Japs and cam to Fort Shocking Is the accident to the uw" m outneast jsjn- - l me army and navy Douglas in May 1912 2 Turn up your shirt collars before sending themf wi xour in union vium gland andTAa southeast coast resort 17 different nrarH-!!— w 1' to the laundry (This cuts down abrasion on thai' gave London release Two little fellows playinsr arti its first daylight alert since June 27 news is of batH top edge of collars where they wear out first) tail Ruvor Snnh customarily 0UnA a ri?e- n was quarters v " wnen dischareed tuj wuhch curi oil saoix or tne metronoH-- 1 armv wo 3 Don't let Mama or the laundry put too much! caused the death of Ana tan area the British renortAd u PUt out oy $80 Offer - ZCT varfnthe — uuetiLre commanders ft starch in your collars guns were in action House Ice Plant m two districts of the home coun dier can result In a j ties surrounding London and planes m a most unexpected 4 If you perspire freely have your shirts laundered 9 (UP) Neb HARVARD Air July were heard overhead diving and WOrfcers Called 16 who Robert Pinckney bought promptly And if you use a deodorant allow it to twisting out or the rield of fire Tn the city jail for $150 at a tax even ?n op T oovr n Yesterday mree and then heading back toward the Peed Output n dry before you put on your shirts foreclosure sale turned down an tHfi icuuws to coast war" marcning LONDON Jut- offer for $80 today from a man The London 5 When buying a new shirt ' - t &tat" who came i ford CiW nii--- wants to convert the buildminutes after the warning guns Production decked wric1fart J be sure you get a good one Were nroudlv rffiQi — ing Into an ice house e± ttert alert was London's 650th f th! Wt be a an iceman said " Oakley Hunt war Why not stop in today and the allied -use in bushis the he could That was jail "at almost fun any g new moment1 in Jtalll— see our —just " TO aircraft iness Robert who has learned their were- narmiess and wnrlr a lot aoout numan nature since Arrowm Shirts?a They're : their ' - — Don't risk your risht tn! ind "f"011 1111(1 to ston ahSntUf out from un the Jail he REMODELING bought — ? santorizea"-laoeie- a ' I u j strikes coconuts fill a definite need In We Dave drive your car der tne noses or tne city tatners The jdubmu your shrink even (won't it would be a nice profit in Eurone ml a Powe" said New Stat© Law declined he offer -Hunts But made of fabrics pr effective and fiC d W° best he a costly usk ndvdual style your with d or contrasting and our asuai-Cripand about 20 others because he 11 ties May tested for bag wear 1 &j BOARD ribbon trim! Such an economica( buy tool inevitably town the councllmen suspected eaV7' See us before the accident BBC butsaidhe add!d were attempting to regain the $224 up and twdStv°Ver (MILLINERY DEPT —SECOND occurs property through the bidders iest possible air FLOOR) Not only that but Robert's at- to keep those lo7serlW°U help w'th rn Mi Ail j s informed him that be- -' Priced Right! torney "During r U months" cause he is a minor he cannot No Priorities Necessary ! vy jJinyfaiimfriKiitj he continued 1 to deed clear the be a given Jilng and prepaLh?nV' been Plan" Dial S10 2ith Street Imum effort every max" property unless a guardian Is f DUfiTOIMVlLKEn Robert's father the appointed through a time of ild county's deAUTOMOBILE INSURANCE has — only physician raw matH LmiRER C03IPANY Ut toat 1 cided to let his son work out pe Is largely 2127 Lincoln Ave Fhone £221 pasthis own problems Railroad Slates Bookings to investigate the brawl between of the United the States and the secretary of com merce and it would be quite be side the point for the general nub lie to attempt to judge the merits of the dispute The real question Is why such an unseemly affair has exploded In our faces When we can answer that ques tion we shall know what is wrong on the home front and we shal begin to know what ought to be aone about it vice-preside- 4 nt ut ! j ds a ke on Six Die in Fire th Four Injured w I 1 ° - shlrt-and-slac- ks o o Ti Iron Lung Has Heart Attack JSi - Faces taiJ Murder Charges t m Speedy - ee ig Jap Fight - m- ft -- 1 I — at-iT- L - - " I - -- i V n t— : mt-- — -- ttin I UC°BS deatSJS Zf ?' — " in lXt I 1 anti-aircra- hv 'Hfc 9 w°'" tao coco J& vx ways 9oljQt the most mileage ou2 of your shirts! f10 TurT"!1 I 3 iw f:nate A for o-- Anti-aircra- STRAWS ' — an-cle- ar j"' Me-Deuev- e" Eood-looHn- m Wear-wlhverythi- ng m o m m ch msuLATion 1) multi-colore- ps iinniE EiRgg J TbrJj - al "T ?l 2-S- 'differ 4 noonrjQ " Fred M Nye Co |