Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R MONDAY EVENING JULY 17 1944 Movie Actress Is Miraculously Spared by Allies News S Views Among Highest " Salaried Persons c Con untied WASHINGTON July (UP) — A partial blue ribbon salary list issued by the treasury today revealed that in 1942 the movie industry and war industries shared top honors and that Screen Actress Claudette Colbert was the only woman to place among the 11 highest paid Americans Miss Colbert by receiving $360-00- 0 for salary from Paramount Pictures Inc in 1942 placed fifth —ahead of Fred MacMurray and Bing Crosby screen actors who placed sixth and seventh respectively ppniiaiinary List The list published today Is only a preliminary one There will be before the end supplementary ones of 1944 which will change the current lineup of top people For example this list does not include Louis B Mayer production chief of Loews Inc who for five years has led the nation with a top stipend of nearly $1000000 a year The treasury's report required top inby law is not a list ofremunercomes but of corporate ation excluding dividends It is based on income tax returns The current list covered 783 persons making more than $75000 for personal services Last year's report listed 911 persons indicating that ft substantial supplementary list will be issued later The top man in today's list is generally unknown — Sidney B Fleisher a negotiator for the Authors' League of America who received $845000 from Twentieth Century-Fo- x Films Inc It was understood that most of Fleisher's money was in the form of royalties which was turned over to members of the writing organization The treasury listed his money as "other compensation" Eleven Names Listed The list contains the names of 11 persons who made more than The top money $300000 in 1942 makers (exclusive of those receiving income largely from investments which are not included) Were: 1— Fleischer— $645000 2 — E G Grace president of Bethlehem Steel Co— $537724 3—Thomas J Watson International Business Machines Corp — D-d- ay nd er nt GERMANS AMAZED of allied artillery barrages The on nazi positions in France hasintensity the brought awed comment from Germans Typical is the utter destruction in Caen pictured above with the twin spires of the church standing miraculously untouched by the terrific bombardment Couple in foreground watch American bulldozer clear debris from street — Nippon Admiral Resigns Post (Continued from Pas Hoff-man-Laroc- he -- One) fleet-base- ar mid-morni- land-base- 500-pou- nd ng 175-mi- le eye-witne- ss Mac-Arth- ur When Bear Teased HtjKKtt- si'Mi- - - Bv Hftft: HB' gjftjr" fcrjljt L Here's Ration Roundup ay pre-daw- Wyo July Plans for the opening of the drive for funds to build a proposed $75000 St Paul's Memorial hospital wre completed at a meeting held on Sunday at p m in Hunting hall states the Ven! Dudley B McNeil archdeacon of the Episcopal diocese of Wyoming ana reciw w oi raui s church in Evanston Uinta county Wyo and Rich county Utah for the building project Present at the meeting on Sunday were Leon C Goodrich of Casper Wyo architect who sub- me nospital J mnicu F""" Hobart B Bailey G Chapman! Kuiui iirmerson Floyd Brown Gerald Cazin Percy TTtirinnn Walter PiolfKar Re i del all members of the first governing board of the hospital R Dwight Wallace Mason Henry Harry Pfisterer W John Watts! Chester Reed William Salmela Buck Simpson Bert Despain Robert MacDonald James Home John Dahlquist of Fort Bridger and the Ven Mr McNeil Two additional members will be added to the governing board to represent Rich county Utah and Lyman Wyo William Haines has been elected by the Presbyterian church to serve on the board as their representative The L D S church is the only one still to select a representative The drive opens today and will continue throughout the week through Saturday with the Mountain Fuel Supply Co store on Main street as headquarters Daily bulletins on the progress of the drive will be issued in which the names of donors will be published John r: anam' John nciueia1 ui ivjuuiiiam iview ia iiiquisi ui x ujti onager will nave charge of organizing the drive in the Bridger Valley section of Uinta county The hospital building will be fireproof throughout with soundproof walls a tiled operating room and will be air conditioned explained Mr Goodrich in a talk to the delegation 17 y T : 4 i" HJT m i pre-daw- ed On Milk tl d nounced yesterday that bombers thumped rockets and bombs into Guam's railway facilities Saturday 12th consecutive day the U S pre-woutpost has been hit No other Pacific island has taken such a concentrated slugging On Friday warships and planes hit Guam's gun positions airfield and other installations The attacks took in Rota island between Guam and Saipan d Nimitz announced the first Iwo of island Jima bombing 750 miles southeast of Tokyo Last Thursday Liberators presumably flying from Saipan hit a destroyer bomb startthere with a ed fires and explosions aboard two cargo ships and strafed a destroyer escort a coastal ship and 12 smaller craft An oil dump and other installations ashore were fired Chinese Kill 14000 Jap troops applied heavy pressure to break Hengyang's resistance and were attacking Yingtak 225 miles to the south The Chinese report 14000 Japs died in the Heng-yan- g siege said they were counterattacking continuously to prevent seizure of the gap in the Hankow-Canto- n railway on which Hengyang is an important junction On New Guinea's north coast allied troops firmly held their Pacific bureau urgent flashes have Driniumor river positions after been moved in four minutes from turning back two attacks by a Jap the time they cleared the censor force trying to break out of en'down under' in Australia until trapment Gen Douglas announced that advance enthey were on the wires here Thousands of words a day come from emy forces knifed through allied Australia giving the reader every lines Wednesday and crossed the angle of fighting living and death river but were cut off by reinforcements "Communication between San Francisco and Honolulu is instantaneous When news of vital importance is to be released a sched- Woman Loses Arm uled telephone connection is made and short concise bulletinss go over the wires within seconds after the words are typed "In general this is the operating NEW YORK 17 (AP)— The procedure followed by AP bureaus right arm of MissJuly Catherine throughout the allied countries 24 of Rahway N J was Searles bitten United Kingdom China India Aus- off a "Soc" male today by polar tralia and South America" bear at the Central park zoo after police said the animal had been awakened in its cage at two a m 'Beer Barrel Bombers' terThe girl equestrienne and daughof Henry Malcolm Searles zinc manufacturer was taken to RooseFly to Normandy velt hospital for emergency surSUPREME HEADQUARTERS gery and was reported in critical ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY condition Police said Miss Searles and three FORCE July 17— (AP)—Planes companions went to the zoo heading towards France with oddly today Miss Searles waved early her shaped loads bulging beneath the handkerchief at "Soc" The bear wings are not secret weapon car- struck at it his claw caught her riers: They are " Beer Barrel Bombers" RAF fighter-bombehave been using trips for replenishing ale supplies of the personnel on Normandy landing strips The barrels are slung from bomb racks The pilots call themselves the "ABDS"— the air beer delivery service D-d- For Hospital two-thirt- The first shipments are expected to come in by trucks but later on "Before the military authe local yards will handle hun- thorities call in the press and give dreds of cars each week each car an outline of what the operation 2000 entails Much like a holding "briefing" of ' approximately bushels combat assault leaders the press is Mary given the overall background of Writing to his sister Mrs street Nielson 1278 Twenty-eight- h the attack Men are chosen to Lieut Louis M Baxter who is on cover our troops from the first shot the Italian front handling a bomb- through the battle-ho- t beaches uner says that if all goes well he til the fighting has been stabilized will be home by Christmas Let me give you a concrete example of a coverage: Cape Gloucester New Britain on Dec 26 over and He has been Budapest 1943 Vienna bombing "The invasion of New Britain "On the raid over Vienna" he writes "we had number one en- was a split-secotiming operation the Japanese with big ship had designed to hit fire-powgine shot out Our in the nearly fifty holes — some I of them all available the size of your head thought southwest Pacific Veteran marines sure my time had come But not were chosen to make the beachhead and secure the three airone of our men was touched dromes on the western tip of the "On my next raid we hit Buda- island "In the early hours of the mornpest and once again I got out by the grace of God AP correspondents ing on were in every position as became formation "Our split possible to $425549 All at get a full and complete picture clouds came of out we the 4— John B Hawley Jr presi-dewe broke into the blue sky One man stood on the bridge of and general manager North- once found and there were only four of the n lead cruiser and reported the ern Ordnance Inc— $400000 to my left us then Just shelling of the shoreline Claudette Colbert actress Para- and didn't wantI tolooked Huddled in the first landing barge believe my eyes mount Pictures Inc— $360000 twin-enginwas another correspondent were there because thirty hugging —Fred MacMurray actor Paraenemy fighters and in they his typewriter hitting the beach mount Pictures Inc — $360000 with the first wave to bring AP 7—Harry L (Bing) Crosby Par- came members the feel of an invasion our lost we tail wheel amount Pictures Inc —$336111 'Although the air another writer stood 8—W H Laboyfeaux president my tail pilot made an excellent From in the cockpit of the command Johnson & Higgins New York landing and watched the landing T have received the air medal plane largest marine insurance brokern from until and may get another medal age house in world— $321843 a full overall view obtaining ft— George G Desylva producer "The fear of getting killed has teamount Pictures Inc— $313517 "AP men use any and every 10 —E H Bobst president nearly left me I think I have been means to get — Inc New Jersey through all the Germans can throw their of communication on comthe wire copy at By me" $308175 mercial or cable wireless naval 11— Charles E Wilson president Young Baxter is a Wellsville boy radio either on ship or shore General Motors Corp — $303116 21 He has been in Italy about six Only three of those among the weeks A twin brother Morris is "In San Francisco the 3c ey bufirst 11 for 1943 were among the somewhere in the south Pacific reau for Pacific copy trained per10 for 1941 —Grace Watson serving in the navy firt sonnel expedites and Hawley There were 37 percopv sons listed in the $200000 to $300-00- 0 The Associated Press office in by the fastest channels at their bracket including seven offic- San Francisco is the nerve center command Over the 285000 miles ials of General Motors Corp com-pare- d of the war in the Pacific as I dis- of AP leased wire in the United States these stories are moving 24 with 73 in 1941 covered on visiting the office when hours a day From the southwest Statement Issued? Salt Lake Celeiratioiu EVANSTON on the coast in June and it is one striking distance of East Prussia of the most important sources of news in the world continues War news everywhere - " r to be in our favor Messages are received by cable and airplane That was not true two years ago wireless naval radio out to the sent not and Immediately were gobecause then things AP clientele ing well for us t mm Harold Turnblad in charge Even on the Pacific coast at that time people were nervous and and he assigned Dean Schedler AP there were rumors that the Japs war correspondent to give newj of had been seen off our northwest & Views some of the highlights reI him from the service and waters Now no one on the coast has any ceived this summary: thought of the Japanese being even a sneaking menace "Prior to the attack on Pearl The Associated Press mainHarbor In fact we are becoming so well with their own corbureaus tained to as be assured growing carelessly in the key points of respondents Honolulu indifferent the Philiptflte Pacific in Of course there is the possibility ar and China Japan of a Japanese submarine throwing pines In addition as Singapore a few shells into San Francisco south numerous harbor In order that Tokyo might to these news outletswere on the boast of an attack on our mainland string correspondents for any news of interest to That would give the Japs a great watch States Thus from the thrill and would counteract the bad the United countries and the in these capitals reports coming from Saipan and far out-bac- k Associated Press The other approaches to Japan's inner the pulse kept lines of defense of "Looking back at the coverage It would help relieve the Japwas Press Associated area The anese tension being caused by the thiscontact with Hongkong until the oncoming American naval power in sealed the island on which is reported to have" created Japanese down the 1942 eve Christmas alarm in Japanese naval circles and of Malaya AP corforced Admiral Shigetaro Shimada steamy jungles backward into moved respondents out of his post as navy minister the the trapped SingaporeandwithBritish due to his failure to stop the AmerAustralian fighting icans writing copy whenever and Soon new wheat from the farms troops wherever possible In the Philipwill be arriving at our big Ogden pines on Bataan and later from the mills which have a storage capacity last garrison on Corregidor eyetotaling millions of bushels witness stories moved daily -- 17 Plans Progress By Associated Press Meats fats etc— Book four red stamps A-- 8 through 8 valid indefinitely Processed foods — Book four blue stamps A-- 8 through 8 and A-- 5 valid indefinitely Sugar — Book four stamps 30 31 and 32 valid indefinitely for five pounds each stamp 40 food for five pounds for home canning through Feb 28 1945 Shoes— Airplane stamps 1 and 2 in book three valid indefinitely Gasoline — In northeast and southeast 10-coupons good for three gallons through Aug 8 Elsewhere coupons good for three gal3 4 lons through Sept 21 3 4 coupons good everywhere for five gallons Fuel oil — Period four and five coupons valid in all areas through Sept 30 new period one coupons may be used as soon as received from ration boards Z-- Z-- A 12-- A B-- C-- B-- C-- Lt O'Hara Receives Oak Leaf Ouster EVANSTON July 17— Lieut Andrew B O'Hara of Evanston has been awarded a second oak leaf cluster in lieu ol a third award of the air medal according to word received here by his wife and parents The award for meritorious achievement while participating in operational flight missions in the southwest Pacific was presented to Lieut O'Hara by Lieut Gen George C Kenney commander of the allied air forces in the southwest Pacific The citation stated that Lieut O'Hara demonstrated outstanding courage ability and devotion to duty in operations which played an important role in General coordinated air land and sea offensive against the Japs The operations consisted of long range bombing missions against enemy airdromes and installations and attacks on enemy naval vessels and shipping Lieut O'Hara is on duty with a bombardment squadron with the Fifth air force Wyo Mac-Arthu- Search on for Hiker SALT LAKE CITY July 17 (AP) r's Officers today hunted the thickly forested area in Lamb's canyon leading into the Wasatch mountains a few miles southeast of Salt Lake City for Neil Cowdin 16 missing after a Sunday morning hike "We were about halfway up the canyon and had stopped at a picnic area" the youth's mother Naval Graduate Mrs Roy N Cowdin Sr said "Neil said he was going on a short EVANSTON Wyo 17— hike and would be back presently Robert Marion Skyles July graduated but he failed to return" during the past week at the naval training school of radio at the University of Wisconsin Madison Wis according to word received Fall Fatal to Utahn here by his parents Mr and Mrs WASHINGTON July 17 (AP)— Robert M Skyles anJ Robert Ball nouncer on the staff of radio station WWDC was killed today when he either jumped or fell from an The New Sensation upper floor of the National Press STENOTYPE building Ball's home was in Salt Lake City Ball son of James H Ball promRapid dictation at much higher speed greater ease of operinent Salt Lake City attorney was ation shorter time for learning graduated from the Universities — these are the advantages that of Utah and Harvard are fast making stenotype the and among favorite hand and then he sank his teeth the mostfor reporters employers responsible into her arm above the elbow "speed accuracy and The bear in retreating from the wherever are important Reendurance lighted newspaper wrenched Miss serve your machine now and enSearles arm loose near the elbow ter new the stenotype class in Later physicians amputated the reBusiness College beginOgden mainder of the arm just below the 24 July Monday ning shoulder Detectives entering the bears' cage later retrieved Miss Searles' Ogden Business College "Good luck" bracelet and a sapphire and diamond ring Begins Tomorrow Sales SALT LAKE City July IT (AP) "Days of '47" annual celebration honoring pioneers who nearly a century ago settled in Utah opens In Davis County schedtomorrow with a week-lon-g ule of activities varying from the light to the classical The event begins with a frog- jumping contest in which Hi Finn basso entry of the Hannit health department under the direc-- 1 Mo chamber of commerce wi tion of Dr D- - Keith Barnes deputy leap for the fame of Mark Twain's state health director as of July 15 home town against two champions who named the dairies eligible to from Calaveras county Calif receive permits A statement con- fabled center of celebrated jumptinues: ing frogs A queen Mary Lou Escandon "Within a period of 30 days thereafter no milk that is not grad- will be crowned tomorrow night ed A or B pasteurized or grade A There'll be a Wednesday 90 men raw will be permitted to be sold and a rodeo parade featuring within the county limits as pre- 15 women and 200 head of livescribed by the Davis county milk stock for four nights starting ordinance Consumers are urged to Wednesday The Latter-Da- y Saints tabernacle buy milk that is so labelled as this will be the only milk from known choir will give a concert Sund4H and supervised sources evening at University of VimW "Grade A pasteurized milk is stadium conceded to be the safest milk on the market today Grade A raw milk is as safe as is possible for II P raw milk to be made Given "During the past few months every person selling milk has been urged to comply with the requirements of the milk code and obtain Wyoming a permit to continue selling milk Because of the lack of response CHEYENNE Wyo July 17 (AP) in requesting a permit it is thought A R Snyder who has been master advisable to point out that any mechanic of the Nebraska division person selling milk after Aug 15 of the Union Pacific railroad for 1944 will "be in violation of the two years has been county law master mechanic of the appointed Wyoming 'Following is a list of the dairies division railroad officials reportesW to known be serving the citizens mm of Davis county eligible for per- today He will take the place of Haf mits: H Jones who was killed last "Grade A pasteurized milk — -- vey a flying piece of Wednesday p Utah Dairy (Hodson) Smoot metal while bysupervising the Moss Bountiful Dairy Dairy of a locomotive which left Dairy Arden Dairy Weber Cen the tracks at Buford west of tral Dairy association the latter Cheyenne two provisional approval for 30 Snyder's place will be taken by days J J Daley who has been assistant "Grade A raw milk — Queen master of West dairy Sunlit dairy Moon's division mechanic of the Nebraska dairy Holbrook's dairy Layton's k dairy (Clarence) Woods Cross Jersey Farm the latter three provisARMY KAYSVILLE July 17 — The Davis county health department announced today that the grade of all known milk supplies in Davis county has been determined by the I Worker Post Co-o- re-raili- " TENTS 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