Show Shortcuts JVope No Merry-GoRou- A A uy i By PUBLISHING COMPANY By ct'cfSCS Entered M class maiier according to Associated Press United 1879 Member of The Press NEA Service and A B C tlUed to Press Is exclusively Agisted lnew du the use for republication©! al credited In this paper otherwise cot or iUd to It and also the local newa t 'P1" " Advices from authoritative Brit- Ish sources cau attenuon to we truly terrific increase in the scale of the i bombing attacks on Ger many's vital centers The technique of "saturation" bombing la making enormous strides as evidenced by a comparison of the results ob tained in the raids on Hamburg and Essen with those of previous WASHINGTON—Though It hasn't got all the one of the toughpublicity of the coal mine strike threat-trik- e est labor 'problems F D R faces is the railroad of 1100000 non-operati- More than two weeks ago The Standard-Examin- er addressed letters to the clergySaint y men of Ogden and to a few Latter-daa picture of bishops inviting them to give of the strangers Ogden through the eyes that who attend their churches It was felt with the ministers had become acquainted ex-- had the newcomers that the newcomers our community pressed their opinions about about We wanted to know what they liked sugus and what they criticized and what our improvement gestions they had for resDonded to this m- r vw xnrsnns — viiijr be vitation One f suggestion deserves to workers What the president is up against is overriding one of his top and ablest administrators Judge vinnn new economic stabilizer or facing telea possible strike of R R clerks mechanists graphers and emergency What happened was that a special recommended the president panel appointed by raila blanket wage increase for the Vinson Stabilizer way workers But Economic turned down the recommendation as inflationary "little steel" and contrary to the war labor board's ' r wage ceiling formula of wages Vinson has compiled a careful study nave that contends actually prices And prices also v v hrk— more than labor realizes vv wia rnii e in that labor's total "take" figuring rather than just the hourly wage rate is higher than the price rise So he "held the line" against the special panel's -- "i came from N V It on immediately passed 1 t u- s- uuiuo icfT -f the- First Christian isianKensxup church of Ogden Among other things he — — 30 tout 1912 1500 dropped 167 tons per minute " I I ng - iuc cu'S-efcoln- f- ZlV1t J: tterine raid the Ri A F night bomber vI found ' means to increase their snots — spread v — v i 1177 snottf of 'u bombs minute no less than 35 per gun atten! a iomb here and a per - wruM bomb there and moreover i -- "as tne minutes apart bombs falUng R K P Tlonrwithout aircraft came over the tar- - 25 the "uv eet and discharged their loaas wtc ones ijsir" long-ran- -- over-tim- " recommendation chairman of the Lelserson William Whereupon head of Harrison mediation board and George House White went the to riprks and held a long session endeavoring to overrule came away confident that Judge Vinson They The succeeded president seemed sympathey had thetic and Harrison reported back to his union that he was on their side Actually however the president sent a note to him to check regarding the Judge Vinson asking situation and it doesn't look as if he would overrule his economic stabilizer If he stands pat the president and the nation face the danger of a serious railway strike However White House advisers are confident that rail workers will be more patriotic than John also are shrewd enough to see the terL Lewis rific ' national reaction against labor which resulted from the coal miners strike May Cologne ?St Naziire Feb 28 1943 1000 tons dropped 22 tons per minute Essen AprU 30 1943 1000 tor w dropped 25 tons per minute Duisber g May 12 1943 1350 tons dropped 30 tons per minute Dortmujid May 30 1943 2000 plus tons dropped 34 tons per minute Duesseldonf June 11 1943 2000 plus tons 'dropped 34 Vtons per xnih- raids ute The point particularly to be kept Hamburg July 24 1943 2300 tons de- - dropped 46 tons per minute t tvi of t mncentration — 1 ' ui UllUU 10 juiy zo ihjiiTiit tons structive power both as to place lessenA Ln - - ana as io - mMlr k- -ik ng non-operati- Race Riot That Never Happened Major George Fielding Eliot Drew Pearson shop-worke- rs year Analyzed a "i nd ge tak-vario- us concentrated Thunowaswrydonegrat but oi or sc- damage S"'-baKb5- jr T?nv I- - was alle1 to drop on London during wert the German "blitz" In a total of 90 ahoo tnm irhtM - - i — -in- 2 niehts e t as caino very i — cxruinir MM Ton in u niEnisu S — 1' JYSU-- j mnloved r — - but SUH mis — r-- " far from effecting toiai awirueuou area In any given target mgnesi &tgmiicance These figures are of the highest Alror&ft Xarcer But practice and patient effort are correcting many of these eany VmnS id'boS: as?i7innpmmislv in — — — Z i Moscow Dateline " Km r"'r !Fr size man have - — teenNew and destructive power 0 m Unless strength anaM of ffet- - be more closely conceniraiea vVnt KnmhHmnt Pegler's niqUes for dealing with the anti and effect of these terrific raids aircraft defenses saidt f will go onJ increasing t needed The truly astonishing Improve Indication some more has been sorely Therej of know nothing "I ment obtained cannot better be de that the Germans were beginning commission I have Milo Perkins' Future By HENRY C CASSIDY scribed than in the cold hard fig to react In this way and were now than an inter-raci- al men in the war picture One the of top really ures of the following tabie show LW HtH nrorrJi- - But SO to be busi-- j out whose advice is generally heeded telephoned Leo Ulked to people of white colored and Japturned the of bombs m tons per — telegram Four weight tag Chapter Progressed fast Milo The Perkins Crowley the other day regarding yhavenot in the raids of the minute anese groups who feel the same way than dropped the in year later One now the and day to that Crowley India administering inst home went on is made Hd urged warfare the great Hambur duties of both Jesse Jones and Napoleon Hitler invaded Russia Batavia there to be lost in Java significance of such ah organization issue of economicWallace March 1942 S00 tons much- - Thus forMilo Perkins should war retain as to current regulted In thel OBS the back much in was the that 1941 Henry 22 editorial And I going June Beyond 2 tons per minute By Westbrook Pegler clear by an dropped Wallace under BEW whlch official 11 director of mer beach bombers only1 executive the of As I strolled back from 4A Race were to be compared there thpv I to his friend's is the lowest British! listened state crowd a saw the Christian Century entitled sympathetically I quarters Crowley was little comparison between the through the garden 5— Fascism solinl was a Houston In YORK man for a major advice n record but NEW and Aug loss rate oh of replied: good great Riot That Never Happened' gathered around theAlouaspeaicer camtaiens of the nineteenth-cen- bombing operation Over Essen the - m done- a tremendous ter "Milo's emotionfor peothe job beat against reaction was flat heart the whose hotel against only of the French emperor and JhetWen front Texas as June 19 approached the Saturday rific obstacles And he's had a very unlucky break tury was tne Italy which pie and that his opponents had no following night 25 bombers were it voice was speaking less uem-cenmvi0ience 0f communism tradion to him their like a hold would for as to I with"l:V reward ' were It keep motive but greed and bitterness attack this is a etiffer loss but it the colored iu Molotov describing people the WM beginning to reproduce the over the loss of their old privileges of great value to he be know would because I mulwell with the loss of 23 compares and out warning betional holiday! rumors and bitterness me But I have virtual orders to get rid of him" a mobile column turned around RUSSian revolution among a sick aU force Governments require DOmbera In the Essen raid of April race riot a come from only marched back again Hitlera flung like used have WO could orders be The should which naturally them nd it hind a popUUon to appeared POO when exactly half the tonnage point huge tiplied himself on Russia with — the White House one all that groups place of In other words the i against waa afternoon or impartially Moscow on naa une the wsi aumwiym government then in stunned realization was inevitable But Note: Jesse Jones really hated Milo Perkins force stopped short of It may true dropped their authority is on the basis of challenge cAmparison anu the to a an on for two women wept quieuy fight advertisement more than the vice president Both from Texas and hung unpopular be the force in the ' policeman s loigegL- respect R was not full 18 a page June aeainst tonnage drepped Friday moved away Perkins worked :his way up from a job with a finish sUck implied but not ex- h&sla the rate bI losi lB Post night denouncing d thU Houston Sun fateful the in beean as that When it stood appeared — and to company and Jesse referred to him bag promised the grain CllCU people bribes so far as night bor'" and hundred one decreasing smart little bag salesman" Perkins whose day at four a m iaw arms maruai under of force the rumors and suggesting that such things as "that andhumiliate I head dupstairs to my to punish the rich two sons have been killed was one of the seventy divisions numoenng more news if the former Is used effectiveWhether this state of affairs will men ten witn were helping only the axis The colored only as I passed a maia on the hieh-bor- n two million and It aisor promisea w But POOm than and never in all war the most effort of In first the pushers passionate place ly celeor whether the German! thousand Uhe stairs she gasped: to lf Anxvn Hisnrdeml which always out of political considera continue Washington He is now going to Mexico for a thousand tanks and ten spared people were assured of their right some means of miking find w will rest after which he is through with government planes were unieasnea against They attacked us!" tprrifv th maioritv of the citizens tion for any element or tne populare more- - expensive! raids these brate as usual and troublemakers were does for keeps 1 tion the need for martial law w0"c Wnd Ih md Muslin! S'"!i that redisclose It to mains? yin for the future warned that they would be prosecuted Tather Baruch as not was that time on western run trains in IUlyPjust before fascism the of southern the forests of was greatest story of them all waaI the Gaunt grey Bernie Baruch whose relentless prod- the tundra of northern Russia defenses vm avir v v nan i i ii ik naLuiakivii sounded for It meant i" j gardless of race The advertisement the it as forecasts All the empty ugly breaking of the war effort has saved more lives than Soviets ding the manager the on and invasion SedDThen The of case them city the caught uUerly mayor not merely that he put had heard for Russia in signed by suffered anyone can estimate is worried over a lot of oy of fascicm lay to decrease the white last would me: and to It came colored but appeal the war respite surprise there popular of them heads s e and machine besides and of tanks in chief guns warnings they were not ready Un- - thre'e kept airplanes raiders police things American and the law day neQr weeks to three months itspromise of order and and suf- - by Hiinline on in other things he is worried over the hu- oTrrmtpdlv bombs showered down a such " "follow-upu "WrGffiT ill W v UlttC 11 ali operations era of chambers of commerce and the heads of Among an employment I man problem of readjusting the lives of people on Kiev Sebastopol Kaunas Zhito Ham-- It JJ"J " Moscow would be revolutionary railroad workers and ficiency If not- ncessarily of plenty those which have been giving bodies Saturday came and who have flooded the cities who have been thrown mir ana otner two inter-raci- al of dose k j I the a of " cities Is always the method burg important bv a single bombing II made them behave leveled — out of joint by the war 41 u Alia kM ifl&fl An Krpr of the : went in peace" or me pastfour rear tsiis v" dpvX bombing during communitsts advantage miirht avpp t there in time Mussolini did pay off many Sitting on his park bench in Lafayette park events should prove thaic Belostok and other towns from poverty in if discontent I the araising of spent In rest The but day The Reverend Mr Blankenship is right in where he holds "office" conferences Bernie sees Litovsk workers to the ele- promises' are able to the frontier Borden posts were waiting for things that never came his counabsolute power and discouragement to arousewhicn allied! bombers the stream of girls thousands of them from all on 'he seized return' So overwhelmed his contention that these inter-raci- al from complete Germans increasing ine for Mos over their lives and wnat ne gave ments of the people I the over the U S An dumped into government offices raddlv I put in a telephone call f f - ntnt Houston that was pilots of the the r junior BCaie came never surprise oi cow for four p m xt uci cils are needed His reporting time was the may aeveiop imo wonders what fh Tfiin houses and into crowded boarding check upon our I Ta man would come with l a mistake of anygov- where it Is a real rushed about their airports seeking i ?ii i 11 if racial eauivaJent of It Is always I over me war is wnen aXiUty o to incident is proof tnat racial troubles canbe win take orders or for their any officers condone to Ticket h?- - Mnrf wm 1 superior -ii commun- - ernment operati0s for Moscow on the next bomng a mainwe u that moaern excuses never war mace r ior any may uujr day's plane at nine p m He prevented It is important I Wh destruction of the —— the all was told we i by planes t5rltar came I Then For I this in country tain racial peace a nnwer to manu- Qf lust so far the their ZZa were grounaeu xr He hkd employed veral thousand clerk and "'8°"' so UgttUy reguiatea tnat pu 5?S?rJS2 Vfu -- uthoritv and f anA to out are I1U W1LI1 AT " AfkAK11SS1H UaVY allies ra Anrl In hi umvioio i ana was i xacture wcaw with our setting nitnf a knixlt an1 i aU state f" enterprise a i i vvt j a Aannw- t i mo v hp iitih nif i ii regain uvuvt wt i i ai w n liic v laam nrnnnn r—-- — n iiikl " -- ' rrnm iikit uunui uu vavavivu tne armistice ne oegan to worry aoouc wneiner "Quriiv fed upon oy petty gen roaas:Deiween me ouui "iw7 ex-order in the world and combat the Japanese aiter m some f to exhad not until gerous efiorts was Britain more It there are the br of desperate were going back to their homes aking these getting party and looted by - with no way theinafter the at a after nences and one hour r train pe thesis that Japan 'will do a better job of would girls last production the And and j" cities in opportunists the train fighter remain fcb exciting pompous grafters Schu- J Moscow that day had left So he sent each girl a letter thanking her for vasion that Graf yon der Minis- who thought his em- - eluding a a than the united point remote from the present Any worker governing u- -a on -- i very t u called u Hav a lenbure Liverpool nf th bombers: hence the — Foreign — uirh — — hmmud y X CIXlWCl o lou mc uuic auu ivjcu wum sue uau (lieu uw vuuuu( i& bickerings and U1UVCI liciv to m- came Britain nations When racial groups combat one And and to court that were is every ounce of e f- it go as a hint that she should go back to her ter Molotov at the Kremlin and easily likely went on There readily of started had character the own that But get his rights and it was pleasant Germany foft of which the bombers are cwS mother he suggested: "Anybody who will apply at form him soviet another under riotous conditions in our stampedingS about the hotel curfor of and civilization because respect to their union on able war the to be was a mv office can receive a railroad ticket back It all there the earlv stages brought to bear W -In law concentrations a —m noint and i nt In red determination tnnrt opposite country that fact becomes strong propaarmy ucwia-vwhome" uuiiufi sianu up ui tuun iaflAiam fl leeuns jrcrwaii was not ICllfc OI enthusiasm border en- It fear an In witoout c German the war summer a to doss wmcn the letter each $10 the also about attached at Baruch this of luat months even of finger aigucs ganda tor japan until twelve-- f fteen p m that tnefrom loud- - Mussolini was especially crafty in Herbert Hoover nar t bill ui— deavor to do all possible damage blaring own cities our in among maintain broadpeace can't from his treatment of the journalists for pointed outjj ften0° of his Russian people heard in a out were for to The echo back tickets railroad XVsfJegfn lasts I am the good Weatner while paid a one- JI a create L- -a could own pocket since the government does not pay for cast by Molotov that they had- he crowds or grew The to a our own citizens merely because they be!f possible although iorestaitcounter-mea-ouiuiami j am aeiaw tnmK tnat even was witnout it nress force bv Usteninz to re i nartv previous th rerman has personal transportation and it cost Baruch many been attacked i i£ ci —Mi mH Ltmm tMVkwAafltAM v i asv b — i jr rna niHnv long to different races what chance thousands of dollars He was a little fearful that mands without a aeciarauon M "" of Molotov"s better to create a loyal uoay oi cn- - acuou Uu broadcasts some of the girls might have taken the tickets t iiinaae!vA TIPWIV bulle- - thusiastlc defenders whose devotion oy tne xcw the United States to bring about happy con-The was Pefc" mm ah complete The confusion then tirnA them in tn the railroad However he nPonift- cheered had been bought by a form of job ditions outside its borders OUincuv tins J If fall 23 n'n the av uivv June admitted to least NEEDED at red — have I SeiUIKV luai IIIBUC army get helped hoped that he might -J auu j BE TOLD FRANKLY IF GLASSES ARE NOT a an we inter-raci- al ciciihad t commissions YOU'LL fire m1nve Brest-Litovs- k the — fell of It w ' home only 1VC out -the back rtMof and a tVio fair flPKOUt DUl r WPJ Through city proportion Skfvmjwi xnat ins"on next day A washerwoman drop- with surprising speea inmnetent than to ir keeD him the toto better begin at once to find the causes of her life and for Anyway her laundry drying Blue bulbs appeared the payroll of Wendell Willkie have been probing G ping Germans 7 saw was the trouble and learn how to live in peace with O Friends she when government hands receiving press fMirtains covered P Governor Earl Warren of California about in the lights mam uiuujm av" ourselves n candidate on a Willkie — -- tm the wmaows anu ii running as tkn IlllKUl I CSU1V 11 VIII VUC " candle to mv room One thine- President Roosevelt talked ticket the employers too were reasonably a Jgar to President Avila Comacho about while in Mexico ?a nfixt morning Russia's sec- - haoDv in their new condition Celebrities Among Enlisted Men of the war I awoke with a n On the whole fascism was not T"V Utnrt after a fitful night's sleep unpopular There were military brasshats galore at Mexico from Eurone Mexico has consented with the Italians as a 1 of Oklahoma is trying and jumped out of bed to start domestic government But it began the baseball game at Affleck park but the Congressman Mike Monroney on a tram u " : to hurt when the bum dressed up in Old Poland then working most famous person present on that oc- now tnat t" run ior mttyur Przemvsl back tne f"1"" pa7uai win a!n"lg°" cow his empire and in the darkness be- the and recaptured pushed rftnr0ad station of Jacob the into went Billikopf Philadelphia known than Philadelphia's — more I dawn the hobnallsi of young widely casion a person held until ordered to officer in fQre to an recalls a statement by Gifford Plnchot: "I have wiTidraw made and office faceless in the gloom Italians But all around them the so much steam in me and if I put it In what muathaye clopped in broken steps over the uniform any general or admiral in these western just Red army fell too many pipes no one will get enough heat" soviet frontiers ' the streets leading Behind the frontier loudspeakers been a parts was a corporal Yes Corporal Joe That" °l was be the trouble with toM him I says Billikopf "may bad r the transports ryr auj ared orders : mobilization of men I in 7 ho1il MnntlHan Burnet Her-she- y Jesse Jones" DiMaggio recent star of the New York many-jobbe- d tne was war again anu 11 an Amencan This sinia in old the 23 between one was reof the 1 of the Overseas Press club war the day before to real not wanted called nita4 Yankees had Italians been airdistricts Weter first to predict categorically that Sicily would be and since there was aS a turn by plane The enlisted personnel of the armed ser a complete Pushover if the aUies invaded John leave that day by demonstrations of:patrtottamMi- must no plane I This celebrities with dotted private vices is " i a really going places j u or : puouc rworcs ana "--- -"J all other cities of Europe the lights commsariat p- was once a press agent for a great actress o (Copyright 1943 by United Feature Syndicate Inc) or oaaiav I this aocumeiic pwu pnojr-wuu- ' Russia were blacked out ' altogether there train today This private was a first chair symphony were elements in I v said been- - copied and nodded have which fascism an The officer I player that one a poet and essayist or here and rauturouslv ©raised4 as so- t iht in men had enlisted earnings remained at the i claU- political and economic gains artist Many —o aB lub vciv aCLu asuw w xiab luiucu Vmm4i ilnMi nllrilv upon TOUT titt eaji ' YOU There have been two periods in this war when out to be the very good luck to staUon already nuing up witn anx- - There also civilian life to an amount where their army Tiiual efficiency! And your nationI Is depending upon ticket and the content the to buy crowds to was so the as serious threaten situation ioua T war of the witness outbreak shipping amount of their the accurately to do your Important task swiftly pay represents perhaps the the whole issue of the war Twice we have got out not from Moscow but from the I walked back to the hotel for here Be wise! Sea the' capable registered optometrist from the red by the efforts of the United States of peaceful sunlit terrace at the Riv- In the streets quad of men selvesn monthly tips mere were marching in civilian ciotnes complete eye examination NOW! Yet here they all are learning a new oc- America— Sir Arthur Salter In British parliament — iera hotel at Sochi DurwarKed were being It was a beautiful Sunday Houses By comparison with the people of other coun- - warmed by the sun freshly washed Troops passed In trucks The town cupation that of making war but so comtries Americans live in luxury— Rep James by the rain after a tempest the was emptying of all except worn- plex is the modern war machine that nearly W Wadsworthofstill New York day The Black sea dashed en and children ————— previous not help but compare this every specialist in civil life can make use of hribw t ttit tt seen less than A of not of to the lf the psycholoknowledge foreign goodly only wof the the France I had was good his specialty in the army no rush of nations of There beset but the that foreign gies before problems walk The war had been a year whole This goes for athletes and for mur Is the surest way of avoiding future wars—Joseph conCrete to&d In fact as on for h but j h fl No Red Tape refugee onto the C- - Grew No Extras aU to contribute find ' for No Interest sicians and for writers fuVItwa very moniUon of It as I sat on the hill I was still PERSON IN APPLY above the beach and watched the difficult to movent the general morale There can be no sound military organization that waves the war no mass crisis never with render- reached rest on the principle that In his youth this Preferably-meMeanwhile the one great group that did does not A telegram had come for me that of nerves had able-bodito American should be trained Ing or butcher's experience morning from Moscow saying: remote stolid people not change its calling— the lifetime trained every defend his 'country — Brig-Ge- n John M Palmer ever are people Russian "Plane immediately" Idly I wonIf the Also plant laborer : wm officers of the army and the navy take these notoe it tnougnt dered I was defeated reason the what ' for it ' just kind of automatically wonderful— personal or business Witt Hancock because of nervesr ' citizens from all walks of life and train them Lieut-CThis plant la an ! essential in soldiers American on Cochran hotel asked to the Philip II way the in my On had Moscow predecessor war Industry for thePcourageous and difficult tasks of North Africa been planning vasuelv to come a man what the morning's radio combinaThe West's Largest war The results show that the That means IH have to sDend the whole two through Moscow If he were ordered I news had been SaiO 1 fU9 t— T fVlrtr T'll 4tilhnm are attaCKlHg ! uv frnm h!i nnof Tt rn1-il Mnnufocturina ond Dispensing Opticians Arb-- 1 as- tion of intelligent enlisted men plus excellent 1943 y wenry — case extra that had I would home left at New (Copyright York word I physician refusing Officet Throughout tht Wert ms" Optica! Meism officers has produced a fighting 'machine stay return to Moscow to meet him sidy Houghton gasoline for vacation trip Go Dy-Frc"- :3 — That I decided must be the reason tributed by AP Jeatureaj '' that is a marvel to behold ' I believe that through men'a sacrifices peace for the telegram I would go of can m or eetn t traces Union Stockyards 2!-come and may come But I know that by course but there was no hurry Lingering Women are happier this summer the more shall the sword alone it will not come and cannot come There was no plane anyway until found in sea biros m tne Arcu- — Archbisop Francis J Spellman the next day But the reason for and Antarctic regions rlnthes they have — to take off I Fair J Enoi iinh Ls ?wE - jt rjr - i&S - SStK Ti''S ccd i fe I faT & J? 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