Show News & Views H's Accused Murderer Faces Cpurt Pearson Termed ( Continued from P -- USta Tn Public Confidence In Press Hit Avers President ifimmersed er airtight xsampa !- - '4 " ed bled white" Mr Roosevelt said the comments by this columnist were detrimental not only to the foreign relations of the United States but to the unity of the United Nations and in effect the winning of the war He recalled that Hull said the column to' which he referred — Pearson's — contained 'falsehoods The president added that he did not hesitate to say that the statement was a lie from beginning to end The man he added is a chronic liar In his columns Then the presi-riAdded 'that he was not the only one Columns of this type Mr Roose hurt the entire velt continued in the confidence Public press mapress he said would Increase realized the when press terially emotional 1 'mm- - "Intuitively he practiced psycho somatic medicine" AUSTIN COX After having evaded The into court to face trial on eharges tographer once as he was being led of murder in the first degree in connection with the slaying of Judge Lewis V Tnieman Austin Cox 38 was photographed as he stepped from the elevator in the corridor of the City County building His pallor heightened by a heavy growth of beard Cox appeared fully aware of the proceedings conversing infrequently but willingly with his attorney B B Ilackett Previous to his appearance this morning Cox has carefully maintained an attitude of stony silence Standard-Examin- this fact t Aircraft Output Lags in Month - British Shell Block-Buste- rs WASHINGTON Sept 1 (AP)— was 12 per July aircraft production cent behind schedule a war production board spokesman disclosed to day despite Monday's announcement that plane output was 4 per cent above June with a total of 7373 aircraft produced As a result of the summer slump tome WPB officials have concluded that thm vear'i 65 billion dollar overall arms production goal will not be met Top officials stoutly assert that th coal still c v be achieved but observers witnm tne mmlifipd reckon that 82 billion dollars agency Is closer to the attainame -- uairman Donald M Nc'son has empha sized that production Increases at this stage of the war program come harder month by month and that In recent statement even small gains on some items "can be obtained only by effort far more intensive than anything on our nrevious experience" Three of these "tough" programs he disclosed in his monthly production report Monday are aircraft army ammunition and signal equipment at Army ammunltio- did not gain all in July signal equipment went up 17 per cent and the aircraft gain of 4 per cent was tempered by the disclosure that this still was far under the r scheduled ' output VPR and the war manpower commission are working jointly on a program for particular application to airplane producers on the west- coast where acute manpower problems have retarded production Italian Coast Rock Berlin Om) (ConUnued from Fag Mental stresses can make for the most serious illness frcm Page One) (Continued soviet front at slightly more than caused which only bombs dropping 200 divisions— up to 3000000 me- nslight damage supported by about 3000 planes Yet The R A F raid on Berlin fol this great mass of men and armor lowed a day of intense aerial ac had failed to develop a summer tivity which saw a large force of offensive and had to resort to de American flying fortresses attack tensive fighting end withdrawals the Amiens airport one of the larg-in base Already sont Russian military est nazi fighter-plan- e France with good results experts have appraised the battle American medium bombers of the Kursk salient last juiy as soviet victory oi tne 'tMiv at fh Vandeville airport at th mre! important than LUie and at the Mazlngarb chem- - war--evlcal works near Bethune in France stalinerad— because it nipped ft — f fensive anjj opened the way ' Saturation Raid for the canture of OreL Belgorod Kent 1 (AP)— De Kharkov and many other cities struction ln last night's assault on and towns Berlin was not so extensive as in ghellfire Greater the saturation raia u ujjuau ver I KU nAO ! which wa the heaviest blow ftre oowtf " MtutK tne u and at thel Stockholm of 1I 'ee tim Inlantry correspondent greatVr for the en cTYv-nrtTrvrxi- i tTtt I asked a local doctor as to the merit of the talk which as reported impressed me and he said: "It was masterful and gave emphasis to the tremendous importance of the nervous system Jit tery nerves can impair the func tions of every organ in tne oody Wi nnke of the "abdominal brain" which commands when the conscious brain falls asleep Of late much has been discov ered as to the sympathetic nerves i -- £ pho- er " T'Urne " P-T- A ng Star-Spangl- and 75000 battleships in on to move were ready troops the Japs Our commandos 600 strong had anded by submarine on the oppo site side of the mountain when the enemy took flight -- bo 66 6ao fi vou OWU UUl an-ionWith filft Jmwtiay f evillliviu not f Ikwr wful KToaeh lately But after lee roil M "K killed rot with 11 mUoom tMiJ nd burning frS" or rmthtr tnr feet hav ' rT reform Too dTiwd Nri thanks to th aecmed to draw " tried nrthing ° faat — and sain n1 r "fht outaIlouf to aobod way It hlP" to get toma extra ovei buinMt Been ablewhat do you say kt'a time mony caa itep en wr 1 dncin tonjfhtw You want- Mint furt Iej-Mi- nt - r la & Co: wryo"e-erro- c T ll ntttoTff-BTfl'Mtt'ftflflf- Modern Suitesl Robm Living jj 1 S'v version Today's needsmet with a new style and at budget prices le ed Note our window display Former Leader Cadet Unit er Four i f-Wi- 1 v A big navy aviator U back from Attu He is F J BRIGHAM CITY Sept 1 (AP)-r- vr £napp third pilot and third gun-fiMatthew A Cross 63 - com on a bomber which hasbeen mnnHant O T C unit at of the blasting the Japs in the Aleutians Utah State Agricultural college for vonr until his retirement tnis To get home to enjoy a furlough four died late Tuesday in Bushnell he flew to Adaka Umnak Dutch year hnqnitnl Harbor Coal bay Kodiak Seattle He had served In the army 43 Boeing field Portland Pendleton years beginning with his appoint Boise and landed at win neia ment to West romt irom uie unitraveling a distance of 2967 miles versity of Kansas in 1900 tTa had returned to Utah from a He was at Kiska where an air visit in the midwest expecting to armada of great strength had as- - k warriea this ' weeK to - miss sembled only to discover the J aps Bertha Johnson head of the de- had escaped in the fog nnrtment of textiles and clothing fine-looki- ? 1 - nt nrenda Needed to Save Crops State Congress of r SALT LAKE CITY epi l regional region five will hold a room one has of only music the in English Billy Private conference Triiirartv st eieht goal in life— the army—ana toaay m ' nnni In Wsber Davis at 14 he already i a veieraxu atn(J N0rth Summit coun- Billy made two unsuccessful before forces the m to are mciuaea join regiu" tempts tips which fivp have been invited to send he finally was accepted After allo and that work he says he Intends delegates to the conference sent been has a special invitation stay in despite efforts by his parAnd to the residents of Washington ents to have him released TerrBfA it anDear he will Nrntifnnl and state leaders will tvia vmith who weighs 160 be featured in a program adapted- nrMinrts i five feet nine inches the oreanizafn tRll and could easily pass for 20 W iirorHmp npeds of tion according to Mrs J Aoweu first tried to join the army whenof Ogden regional vice president only 13 The attempt was unaucof the group who will preside v cessful The army toia mm in the meeting wait awhile Musical numbers have been A few months later he went o rendition the including Omaha Neb to join up but mil arranged Banner by of the police picked him up Decause TSTaval Cadet Pat McVeyr and a itary know all tne rigm an didn't he Ham swers piano solo by Cadet Williamstation mett both of the naval air Finally last October he was at Weber college drafted in California where he hd applied for work registeringofas 19 the learning His parent of him to have act attempted youth's released but after sending a letter to Washington were told that Dies he will be released only on his TTtah 11 W Lad Veteran At Ase 14 Set Thursday ' wei" rj Confab A F" nri cu"cw -- '-w non-esse- -- v - ea i comm— was ?e9254T"-- The nows or -- till considerably larg T ioiaj ior — f than Further decline in sales was dieted tor September because cthe " m inuiviQU&ij furtner " Huan per tions yor one quart each two weeks' SALT LAKE CITY Sept (AP) iniernnnwu— Kiwanls H Lauber of the U S era "T Edwin i on tn neaK niwan ployment service said today that administrative Problems 95 women are needed an additional - fv x TkJwiiATioi meetings were piannea i and evening early can"neris ln late afternoon in ordcr to save the fldd """i-- " fallowed DV tne wv n(i friner bean crnn and victory nan canneries supply transpor speak at the oanqueu tetion for all workers Only 15 women appeared yesterday rs T nr " 7ava WILL SINO( Cadet Pat McYey of Weber eol-- w will inar at the regional con ference of ' the Uth State con asso gress of Parent-xecneat the evening ciation Thursday July from total in June the state li'fm" 670 top-flig- ht 1 r pa1uung and resentatives Qur motor transport industry is of importance in the war effort" Mayer said explaining that tw0 8teps wiu b? uken in an effort to relieve the shortage of me chanics Persons now working In the in- dustry will be urged to stay on n the job and men leaving tial jobs will be advised to become automobile mechanics he said district vr ttiqf1— V - - Gardemann "jAnutinr and - tretiauici Alr Emerson N J He said the doctor of a few generations ago had a keen idea of the influence or emotions upon health and happiness He knew the family life of the patient He was acquainted with the fi- nancial status the marital woes the credit rating and the character of the patients 'fM- - v1" irVr The colonel deplored the fact P-that too many medical men are inclined to disregard causes of illness I T in- - Gutter-bake- d — aiiineb - The governorsmp ilcl"7" tween Utah and Idaho and tni " the year for the selection wi Idaho man to succeeu Hewlett of Salt Laice yiiy Deal was reported to nvel"lcI"" divided support or tne xoanu uc gation and ariy predicted nis position " First coiue""tB at midafternoon with V ltolv as- CITY Utah Btate liquor the agencies deepen- - Sales i- iim - --" cook- roreDtacle — tha ara tVinrnilffhlV COOKCU without shrinkage and retain an nutritive values A company has obtained an op r manuracture u tion to tacle ' " Mr Guyon feels he has maae —— an important cuuujuuuuu ern cooking Col Olin B Tht talk bvof Lieut Bushnell hospital Chamberlain utan state to the jvieaicai given association naa mucn oi merit ofnob-- ite op-cos- needs SALT LAKE CITY Sept 1 (AP) The Utah 400 automo300 additional to from Kiwanls club - from throughout mecnamcs one josepn Utah and southern Idaho were rep lUtah director ior me war Mayer man- conresented today at a "victory Dower commission reported at a ference" which Is expected to name conference between W M C off Idaho State Senator Edson Deal of cials and automotive industry rep Howm the butter to melt ana 1aHI therein to food the impart adia-- i" imeate —— ' tinct flavor" 7-- 4 1 in liquid seated to a 375 degrees " rn lemi-i- -nt (UP)—! -- WASHINGTON Sept late Roosevelt Tuesday President denounced Drew Pearson news-uancolumnist and radio commen tator as a chronic liar in his columns and accused him of bad faith toward his own country because of his recent utterances ques tioning this country's position toward the Soviet Union Mr Roosevelt's blistering remarks about Pearson were touched off by a question as to whether Premier Josef Stalin of the Soviet Union was anxious to arrange a conference The president did not refer to Pearson by name but referred to a Statement by Secretary of State Oirdell Hull vesterday in which Hull accused Pearson of"mcnatrous and diabolical falsehoods" in his that Hull- and other key reports state - department figures were to Russia and wanted to "see it 1 the oatent napera the er is aescriDea metal substantially 1 tri-part- One) otner !vi- ana — o 1 Kiwanians Start Utah Faces Scarcity o Of Mo Mechanics Ifirtf rimr Sales Lifpior ii SALT LAKE CITY Sept (AP) tltlUJLJ tenia SALT LAKE Seat l4 Industrial area Fro -- preparing oi iiea similar food a demon- Yesterday- - afternoon iTma ''and' stration was given chef Views by Ralph Bella the Clironic Liar About — EYENlNiEER WEDNESDAY XHS Q6PEN STANDARDEXAM1NE3 at U S A C Lovely suite Blue ce nylon and velour cover- q cush- - Jp ing Soft deep filled own request Safe in this knowledge Billy today was preparing to report toa Fort Bennlne Ga to train as paratrooper ions for years of comfort Others $9750 to $28950 Bedroom Suites In Fat Salvage k SALT LAKE CITY Sept 1 (AP) Utah ranked first nationally in the salvage of kitchen fats during July Mr John T Wahlquist state chair men of the Minute Women dis Modern waterfall designs colonial small suites for the occasional room1 Large wardrobe suite or deluxe twin bed suite in walnut Utah housewives turned in 12 pound of fats per occupied dwelling during the month she said Massachusetts was in second place wijth 482 pound per dwelling and South Dakota third witn h Boy Responds To Wohfler Drug Mf 0 New Arrivals Utah Leads Nation closed! S 2-pie- finish iir The commandos were to lead in HATT TAKE CITT Sept 1 (AP) ? Rhodes 7l-r- t also l Russians the attack pv4 More Physicians said Warner Jrare - Silfrpsts estab fJ can 11 :nm the reirion with xovv Tr peni00 X'(" Vtreated flv that f1ir tht theyat CnlAa Z 5° the hmntWnv aria ni?n ° nic for an osteomyelitis m- given Kinnii Attn any "Si ? airupericity v MJvrr :xJV"::-tnall auU I1UU1 nnidpr blade was uumncciv ArTi-nrifin- - secLur :—a fat-tpSALT LAKE CITY Sept 1 CAP) Russian force' now were liberat er is turbulant- "Willyways" out responding so promisingly that hw locating be ppnHiaries and target now A Rex Johnion chief of tte food may town and tillages at the rate of Bering Va are cross arm and shoulder flares Rsrliners exDectlng an at ing 12000 Some storms often of great intensity UlaCU II i w raid of 100 every 24 hours — wuu tack for a week lolled outside i nas were ne men said and iqivisiou t6vncaiij They German officers and cant "We retailers arm today with shelters until the sirens sounaea his ferences of killed yesterday and 87 nazi tanits Our boys up In that wilderness normal use ivrea one tnysician tomorrow SUtzesiea mai vt" fi7 iruru destroyed out the Japs while en nnd have dug of instead the sales midweek more that hold Greatest Havoc nrtdPd "buti it appears inciucune me during severe hardships At anmp ndlrltS ' i nn i www nn uon tvh i iriiMv inrarT — reBritisn 1 v German (AP) BERN Sept northern Ukraine the " e saia six cleared in completely" Berlin of was amazed he Mr becoming Hnmh(ra striking treat showed signs Knap p says TVi tne stress cauwu u hnv will be tanen nome m " i — tanks and guns being at the thoroughness with which ' t waves on August 23 created great- rout rimiBmMminrrinimriliilliiini c wmcu i was rie two or snortages dav lnjuicu fc''l'i'iltiiiliiuflltifvi''M"'" area Mariendorf hundred Mt1 havoc In the handoned intact Eight the Jaos had entrenched them tne cniet kmwu of the o tviA nAiithpm nerltyhery nrUonprsi were- v taken in selves on Attu Tunnels were every- fall downstairs JUiy Bank Deposits Up CL11U 1 $ 995C Zzu looa siores m j Modern Chinese design suite into oi bevsK where and even a submarine base alone one sect0r jsouthwest the country rhrmichout (AP) capital was "transrormea umuuc— "-- " 1095(1 Walnut Suite Stalmgraa oi ' Zt "lZu M rrnmiles SOuth 'or tsryansK arose was underground must Duy uieir Br v "Housewives Administrator Price Bank deposits hit new records minaiure John-HmoiensK to a rrman ironuer threat uiapautu week" the in reserve porioc nrlipr again last week 31 Federal report- to the Gazette De Lausanne said from a soviet breakthrough of nine The Japs would come out of Chestrobe Suite light walnut finish 21951 son said "Sixty per cent of the Denies Protest weekly reports showed sec to to tunnels the their on Friday and reply total today quoting anwas left a mas? to lg miies on a front Rpnr 1 (AP) purchases are made ing Pacific slope banks had achecken American guns and immediately pttv that central Berlin tnr the OAlil Western IJAU 'of --in of more than $2500000000 aircLtui ' he said and fires still required — lfed 170 localities including would conceal themselves in the R Grant Ivins Utan v m MMITIIBTril If 111 X ing account for the first time on were burning last Friday The most ornce maae and caves tney naa oi price east to the the miies grocery 50 h tne Wflif on average yelnya record said a protest Dy j tomer has jumped from otrtrAt important stronghold impressive destruction was reportern wire his on to Provo a and a 1m va Trpnoeiiiner Jriai train "io guarding SmolensK a' group Talking minutes to l5 xKrogoDuzu reKUiiiui wnrtRHi sector of the city 50 miles southeast of Smolensk also tViof dpniori hv Price Aanuniswaw ntn hAmt 't1iv 4ifhave estimated 6000 buildings was captured It was thm rorkint murh taken wit uumcu were smasnea ana m for King Predicts War E!'1" M b 2500 to of out hit south the ln ness the addition in Japs said count S2 YOUNG BIAN OVER 20 Pacific A popular item in the raid March 1 Europe to End in or Married) (Single To begin with the enemy was All buildings in the Fehrbelliner and Ideal for an extra tm Bavrischer Platz bold and daring but much of the enator for The Morgans who own bousmg a m and smashed were has been extracted GuntzeLstrasse rovo daring accommodations at ut&h fof 24 years and now was destroyed single bed quarter that maxi Steglitz the contended Fork Up predicted Spanish EXECUTIVE attorney Washington men a was saia of the One combat the renta in Provo as of Marcn yet it adds charm jjnlteA Nations ' POSITION who had been on Guadal- mum This same witness visited Ham lncre"eengineer be 1 1942 1 in should in (AP)— WASHINGTON Europe Sept achieve victory the city "complete had third to any home uey i would tare reportingexist Must Use Typewriter themi toi What to — and asked canal He said the engineers uuu- as fh rents -to used and living me Fear of being stopped help jeeps caterpillars 1941 Kv no was in an senate sr said the Kin who left equai going and whyT area SoSE? "With only 20 Vrce&nt of "where yuh clear the jungles in the Salt Lake City-Ogdthe Address Box D-- 4 In motorists came here for funeral services for haunts Hamnwri and longer if a Viniminca not BlmiUur As saowa Samuel A King prom i rw area brother x Styled his er Standard-Examinshortage All branches of the service were ' with the greater portion ofits peo northeastern wno en lawyer inent Salt Lake Uity The pleasure driving ban Citizens Requested loud in praise of the jeeps ple having abandoned tne city died last week forced since last May 20 by divest of gasoline ra ing guilty drivers also did effective To Observe Event Our K tion coupons was lilted last mia work byartillery 1 (up)— blowing pathways through BOISE Idaho Sept to on then it's From if up night the jungles and stripping the trees Special school and church observ-o- f the Individual motorist and hi own the leaves that camouflaged Ai th loofk anniversary ot ' conscience'' r the lurking Jap t th "Star Spangled mtn 4 In announcing that drivers no t Banner" Sept 14 were uiged by4 loneer will be stopped for ques ft it StateA TlnHAlfsen itt — -- nmfori' in MVWa W W 1W C1U 1VJ and the petrolthe OA of 4ufo tioning Lfe tengffien sized that the action should not ment issued today I — ' Vih TT oiiorraof cul i filcin that style chairs and of 3 Va f mrnmrof &1 aa i ia more gasoline available for civil- - Idaho public wherever possitue oi tomans Rici 'i! ians 1 sing the first and last verses during time some should anthem at be realized by all" the "It Vfilntir COV ! two unthe the f agencies said "that day" 716 V In another statement the govrestricted Is out pleasure driving J Iferings5 observe to HOTEL 4 Save Parking VorrJes as long as gasoline Ls needed for ernor asked Idahoans 7 bring Eyestrain National Bible week Oct our fighting forces" fatigue often vtt : if eerious resultsn 4!)5"-- Cf i? 342 Grant Ave any details of last night s damage He saU Mw"-—I1!"! Z I'- M - it - I-- t d vi - r m itiifiv i- -n ra - 1 I v f- I - f w ss I m WANTED Cfnv" u— — dSi eye-witne- ss mm MnrP I nst in 1944 Mnthfn Pleasure Driving to Motorists - ---- —£ v r I rUnl - eye-witne- r i Hollywood ± oumes u r lnd - -- -- hi-ine- r SIP en - 1 — I II viileaine Hcaioning Tes VI Cm m! ivnsnitiGTon t If lr so It Us3 Ihe famUy car only for MUST rides the wUl last for tee "duration" Cultivate HABIT NOW I I r BUS-RIDIN- G r I w 1 '' " i! ' 4 f A j 120 ACRE FARM-"-- I : 41 m 41 1 r ii rhJ 1 4 Son Fjonciit© ' if J I r sofi i j i f Com fort 11-1- 4 - w-- I Vll - h Modern --- --- ' ' examins?n Ui CON! Managing Owner J7aIlaco (Spick) CarVsIo HEADQUAETESS ihn UTAH AND ED AIIO PEOPLE 4 I " : ' eye may eliminatf cause at its - Cate3 §1JS 'r And Op ALL UNDER IRRIGATION AND Dr S CULTIVATION 4 miles cast of Idaho Falls llust be sold to settle estate Sold to highest bidder Sept 9th For particulars see or call A W Parker 1675 or 26th Street Ogden Utah or phone 2-36- 01 2-27- 31 " jjearden OP7'£AL CO 1 318 24th Street Ceg? ft 9 g 8 8ftJgfl 887 8H gft ft! i' rnonc fl 1? tt g g ffjBg B LgJ |