Show Theyfre Helping Bring About Dictators' Downfall JapB eaction Captain Paul Rees son of Mrs Mary Rees 225 South Fourth East Salt Lake City former resident is home on a furlough having served overseas with the 19 months force air European division Eighth Captain Rees holds the European To Bombing Is Discussed Su-perfo- a vital question upon which may hinge the length of the Pacific war 'Can the Japs Take It?-Ithe following article John Mor- ' ris BBC representative who watched the Doolittle raid on the the probJap capital discusses able Jap reaction to the heavy raids now hurled bombing against their cities By (John Morris It is nearly i three years since Tokyo was attacked from the air for the first time and when the raid took place I was walking along the Ginza —Tokyo's equivalent of Piccadilly— on my way n home You - theatre ribbon with two major battle stars and a presidential citation for gallantry in action He enlisted in the air corps in October 1942 and graduated from officers Miami Beach training school at to Fla in 1943 Prior leaving for overseas duty he was stationed at Hill field as a personnel officer rts will probably remember that General Doolittle's raid was small I think I am right in saying that less than 20 aircraft took part a num-- 1 Since then there has been ber of other raids but until the attacks which the Americans began recently the Japanese had had practically no experience of modern precision bombing on the scale to which we have become accusi tomed in Europe -- - 1 r s Captain Rees Lt D i ' - T5 Much Misinform Found Concerning S F Objectives — M - wct ?ome "&J£2-- idea ao not irt3' 1 &n Gashouse Area Faces s r"l -- ! 1 'm lfnJ 1- -U i lLtttIu Mifoh'iiii r": - Wram wxnrr r"r r ??atet -i rr ":r r-aii- m"4fuLi T bn m "T nnfin ar wJXJK? T trr- Uv "Z?U :Mta thTi Oblivion 1 1 1 1 4 - tot u" j — 1 18-blo- ck I IJSi"JSLSS ?f£ffJ: - — I x RV fcAJl lliaiil VJ LA A UUSC III Lilt" av 1 utM V1UN neeting--creau- ng a world security I Only Poor Lived There ulcuSq uaire GibbV 1 Because of the gassy stench none Two brothers met recently in iJ There is another noint — the question of shelters In a city like France for a few hours visit after J pose 0f the axis lived in the district who could af- 141 London it is comparativelv easv separation of a year and a half dreate ford to live elsewhere Its settlers to provide reasonable shelter by mund S Ballingham hus- basis for establish league band Ballint?-of Simonsen were the most recent and poorest i makim?T use ofr M n roii 1 Dorothy ttw- w- vrn—- o I KcatB J r 1nt ZT°j j so rauway stations ana :r service In June 1943 He re Dfscuss immigrants postwar plans settle I the On for a venr lartra economic trade questions thousands In its sardine-packe- d his ceived tthe nnnillatinn t wapon- Ik llM training at Camn Haan etc J 11 problems of ramshackle tenements gentility never been possible to burrow very ?alfT and CamP Make plans for finishing the J?3 withered and crime thrived For er 2 over 50 years footpads of the gas W3U1 Settle boundary disputes 1 vxicconsiant earthquakes even a house gang terrorized the neigh mild earthquake would probably S!in 67 have a Miscellaneous tKw3 borhood taking their place with cause any sort of subterranean 8?gi JSShS 17 Do't know so- such other structure to cave in Some people mentioned ino: No Surface Shelter HnBanT Dusters Creels serving adds to°nemore thanhf perthecenttotal HidSn Lith r-- Grouse a 7itu Un to the iima t 1a In its nineteenth century hev attempt had been made to provide He entered the service to May' day' the ashouse gang had 200 1944 trained at New Orleans surface shelters Whether this members and averaged 30 holdups p25lrl£has is Jr"j' since been rcmoioH t 4a and Harrlsbiir y Historian per night said know But I think it is unlikeTy ijor overseas duty Dec 25 1944 He Their Herbert Asbury playmates a son Howard nn because firstlv the innBt i P1s? wU1 Re accomplished-Slightwere "the girls with the swinging ii mink t 1945 both" met norCondder L"w5r lnan while were itary authorities do they stationed in France the civilian mKSLwT 5UCCessIUIf and secondlyri doubtl It important They are the sons of Mr and hfl? "SSSJfSSL SIS? hae been ablet to spare the necessary f?rs Arthur G Ballingham 2179 ffi wilj it not and the remain- and both wer raw matertaie a ?nmK are sthe ' shelters Thl iever I denartmentP railroad in the signal hae As be sur — — i me uuc "juvh use oi uricKs ana iney i vov ciuenne Both are °den certainly have no steel girdenT to high school had J spare nor I think would thev be Br2uaies —Delphinium uww iniormea aDOUt "ic Archie W Meek - tt nf thnrenared' tn alloio — wmv — w r"'"0 i XACWCaa waw'Wir vtib Chrysanthemum o lartAtii marine rnms hnchin4 cui- -i A"n Glove Preece Meeks 868 Sixteenth Taking all these factors Into con- siaeration i should say that the —Sweet William most striking feature of the presi erably changed since I left —Columbine nt raidsis not the damage done I- - should wpect hem to bePfa —Carnations to the buildings but the enor- - creater thnr I A UrtA mously high rate of casualties Un- - customed T to to Euronl a£n£' —Painted Daisies less conditions have very consid- - cast in the BBC's Hnmt" — Pansies ' miles 1 Imcu -- : — " I r fnrT i' iiSS J7tA£??J murder-and-larce- ?w!?fSf S I aJv big-cit- - one-na- crie "Wft SeSSSnTiL1 Jan "SSy — — w PERENNIAL PLANTS ' I —-Fo- — Again Avaifable — k3T iwa fiVWi HOME RECORDINGS As Low As 3© Hour" SERVICE SEEDS FLOWER GARDEN LAWN O Roses— Shrubs Vines—Bulbs O Strawberry Plants PRIVATE DOOTH Operate It Yourself Also for service work Recordings made in your OWN IIOME Guaranteed Workmanship by Appointment Open 9 A M Til! 9 P M for Your Convenience We carry a stock of most tubes and parts hard-to-g- et DIAL 7450 ALBISTON RADIO SERVICE 2427 Kiesel Avev (In Paramount Theatre Elcfg) x vim -- RADIO REPAIRING people have been ahead of their political leaders Polls found that as far back as December 1942 — when we had been in the war only a year— nearly two voters in every three thought the government should take steps at that time to set up with our allies a world organization to maintain peace in the Plant QUALIT-YAvoid Disappointment TAYLOR'S PET & SEED SHOP 2316 Washinston Blvd Phone 4002 —Tomato (early) —Cabbage —Onions £ - m : — tOY' Vi'-'-' y-i- IIP' & Feed 371 23rd Street Another Shipment of Delfibre and Delcraft RUGS Woven of tough kraf t fibre Del-te- x rugs give long satisfactory service They give many times tne wear of cheap hard sur faced floor coverings will outlast many "bargain" axmin sters that sell for almosf double the Deltex price Reversible Easy to clean 9x12 8x10 6x 9 54x90 36x72 JTlie rnodein S$ 1795 1350 995 595 walliini ft e! 4 KM-TCX- FOLLER-KOATE- E R (EM-TCX- Q Q J if illicit easy way to apply Kem-Tone 450 750 1095 17V5 2358 Washington Boulevard tfi::s E 10t Smart wall border JLiJ trims Pre-paat- ed Make Old Furniture and Woodwork Gleam tike :' New! 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Kem-Ton- 1895 HOME OPERATED Dial 7384 11 f '0omyAvv FIIIISII Home Furniture Co Store ' re-nam- ed TRIBE'S ANDERSON - — destruction" in the district "with its wasteland rusts and rubbish" and wrote of the gas works itself "its vast raw thrust of tank glazed Kiass ana iaciory-- uitea Dv a powerful rude exultancy of light and sky and sweep and water" The gashouse bovs could fieht for good causes also The district included the 165th regiment armory from which the "fighting 69th" marched out to glory in the Civil iviexican ana world wars One man loved even the uelv gas works He came to the nlanL an immigrant from Ireland starting work at 17 For 35 years he lived on the plant grounds When he died in 1928 he was general foreman of the works setting a company record for length of serv-ic- e — 72 years A year- - after his death Consoli dated Edison the works the O'Connell plant in honor of veteran John O'Connell who had made it the one interest of his long working life For the Bedroom All White —Hoes Bakes —Hand Cultivators —Wheel Cultivators — i handbags" celebrated in the old song "The Belle of Avenoo A" Policemen's billies relentlessly hammered the gangs into oblivion and in the present century some improved nousing was ouilt J£ven tne gas smell grew fainter Ugliness Destruction : Huge brooding Thomas Wolfe writer of 'Look Homeward An gel" saw "powerful ugliness and FUR RUGS GARDEN TOOLS ) 72 24x36 27x48 36x60 PLANTS ' future THROW RUGS vegetable' Seed v "v1" 'V-v ny ite' v JT By 1944 seven voters in ten— per cent —were ready to see the United States join a new league or association of nations A new poll on the subject con ducted early this month showed 81 per cent in favor of such a step Rarely in modern history has any policy been given such overwhelming approval by the to that subject the American people £Yi?"S Famed New York tt ttH terms to go into effect as soon as khlnk viw-- : Mr ut armistice comes Actually the conference will nave nothing to do vix uie ucace lerais ror uermanysnoso nrn i i rj wins ne purFirst of all it is nnlv in a vrv Wiltinsnn h j rm!v2n o nMi FV ose is "tovuia? complete tne war small part of the centre of Tokyo star for volunteering to rescue two gainst the axis" or to "settle where you find modern steel and men of their? unit while under conomic or to make problems" concrete buildings The rest of the heavy enemy fire near Remagen X 3 S 11 91 setue- ana -Tie5cte younuary lernionai Htv wuwm r tj I tnante 44 oxovi a iCkCivcu By Gene Gleason vi jiao mmujk tuuicijr 1 luvimoiy w 1 a u— n iiar c Ann V4 4:-- j wuouen en- - iucmu mafn lirnACI ft nouses uruiic NEW YORK AprU 21 (AP)— iwyers oergeani Thp 1 4 4VA V U t T i mil tnce The New York Citveakhous di went to Fort Riley Kansas7then which burn like tinder inus to ran out o£ Sas this month Fort Ord Calif and was in the Istablishinfi Tokyo is the fifth largest city in t Aleutian islands worm covers tne area cricrantio -- luctT six — He months Thi and is in i n Later returned to Camp Maxey auuuies uiai imsui icau LTtJ is That about one-thir- d of the h area of Texas and was sent to England ho know that the conference is London There is less dif-- and later to France and now Ger being held realize that this is the buildings source of an evil smell greater ferende in population that of Lon- - many He was employed at Hill Bhief that polluted an East river area purpose 1 "eid don millions about eieht being from Fourteenth to Twenty-sevent- h The public may of course be- w a I a i m r 11 ma mam v t a D" dome better wnereas me J mnerryi ' con- - itret population or Tokyo is as informed the tmmH nearly seven millions which makes erty husband of Arleen Gibby ierece way and pub days ago It will be torn down to the city from the point of view of Cherry Is serving on the western theHUrnw make way for StuyVesant Town a population the third largest in the tront with General Simpson's Ninth that' take place 13 e The survey was conducted be- - I private post-whousing T project a great J° inote more con- - I lJe sameoattery as & bgt i&n Uve m At least farmlie8 3'400 of East West Weber and other SSaASPa! gestion in Tokyo than there is in IflCTHon hmri! nn w vuua I m I TJ li J nffi'ni area the between First wnicn WOUia naturally add "csch001 to coast showed that annrnv tnst ?? confusion caused two avenue air C out of every- three had at tothe and Avenue and from by I m t w i itf innK" n Tvamincr ly Jo to Twentieth street He had his basic tainw T ir---1 rancisco conierence — a pro- Rai1 5n h rs wMr loityo vuinerawe wwch has undoubtedly in- - :- - :"r-""portion ODinion mv In Tnkvn U 71 creased as the onenlng dav" draws Housing aeveiopmeni vines in me is wasn ron oragg xJ v ana 'f"""""" Passing of the plant owned by "En worldi to air J He5t't attack and Darticu- was assiened from there tn Consolidated Edison Co marked i?ert" larly to attack by incendiary land He was transferred to active lerenM w time in 120 years that no J1 you tell me what the pur- - th " me w : conierence is gas nas ueen manuiaciurea on Pmm r" i7 nave uhicu ii inas uccn overseas ior iv rtmish 1vu6u uicjc laicjv rams Island Future Mantaat Manhattan on large iJJ the four He is the months scaleit would take past eu y whole house redecorated C 1 £iP!5f iwu-oiuw- Kidman b N a 1 FOR RENT OR SALE! Pick-fSixteen- tlv Tt B-1- 5i SgU us more hardily than anybody else ed which nsitated crash But there are certain factors hn cismi-r-o n vano h which make large-scal- e bombing a tail eunner on a 7 He will to Santa Monica rest camp niaer report ""ra woati " " ur?P- - " i Sergeant Kidman wears four oak taiK oniy oi lOKyo is Decause i leaf clusters to the air medal He hsnnen in knnw thai rUv — — k(icu a- uivwu ucuuu v via " luvuuaii uut anyxnmg a say aoout itj can De a corporal in the army air corps i Johnson Pf e Meeks A Ballingham E Ballingham Cherry has received the purple has recently returned home after Utah he visited relatives in an honorable discharge Pfe Mir ens Miss The couple will make heart which was awarded their son Pf c Darrell J a c k s o n for enlisted in the marines at Jacksdn their home in Ogden Miss in July 1940 and hasrved He has a brother James Jackson wounds received while serving in in the services until FeC16 1945 Fireman 1c in the navy who is Germany They also received word He was assigned to the'OJSS Col- home for 20 days He enlisted in from him stating he had been hosorado and participated iii 10 major December 1943 trained at rarra-g- pitalized in England but was back battles and has been awarded the and was assigned to the USS on duty in Holland Pfc Jackson purple heart for wouritls received Boston and has served with that entered the infantry in November at Saipan He alsa received the ship in the south Pacific since He 1942 trained at Clair Borne La presidential citation and the good attended Ogden school and and was sent overseas in Septemconduct medal He has been coni' was employed at high Utah ASF depot ber 1944 He is a graduate of Ogvalescing in the naval hospital at before his enlistment He will re- den high school and was employed at the Ogden arsenal before 4iis Philadelphia Perm for the past port to San Francisco seven months While en route to Mr and Mrs Earl Jackson 422 enlistment W-femtory ?!:in US r sub-hum- an "A SgU Myers EnVneVn -- two years of high school with un' age limit from 20 to 38 The SPAR ofto station is at Manhattan the recruiting According BELSEN Germany April 21 fice of the U S coast guard en- training Y ' Anyone Interested Beach N — (UP) Josef Kramer SS com- listments are now open for SPARS mandant of the Belsen concentra- to be assigned to yeoman's school may call within the next 30 days ' or general duty All requirements at the recruiting office 288 post-offition camp was stoned by wehr-mac- must building be met including at least prisoners Saturday as his British captors took him off to prison Uppermost in every sol- SS of the very worst dier's mind here is the question of type' The captured German troops who what punishment will be dealt the stoned Kramer said he was a nonazi torturer torious brute and bully who also While the remainder ' of his ss inflicted tortures on the German t men and women guards at this soldiers who were ln the camp l camp-stilWheel shoveled the bodies of Hospital Beds thousands of their victims into Bedside ChairS Crutches burial pits Kramer was removed Tables etc from the camp The British Tommies who saw FROSTED SFOODS the horrors perpetrated by Kramer at the nELIADLE TORN said "They're not going to let him CO CHECKERBOARD off are they?" 2276-8- 1 Blvd Wash Kramer was described GROCERY offi2168 Washington Bird cers and men as a "brutishby sadist l j- - 2c S Johnson R i P I 6ft Johnson - 'Britfhn R SPARS Arc Needed " 1 H-1- !:wt"1" V - yourselves At the time of the Doolittle raid there was — contrary to expectation —practically no panic People just stood about in groups staring up at the American aircraft I think -- most people were too surprised to be frightened I? know I was But in any case there was nothing to be done about it because up to the uates of Ogden high school Kidman hus time I left Tokyo which was in SSet Willard DD Kidman 4 1942 Wilma of no band were there shelters July conference than people with is By George Gallup fthe Terrace Washington way Army to Reaction Bombing Jap I 21 ' davs after Director American Institute nn leave only for home high school or grade school The Japanese are moreover educations But even among the of Public Opinion rr an4A4 h highly disciplined race and like r mege group wno knew aoout tne PRINCETON N J AnHi 21—A 1943 at trained service August irJmn?i namel nt JrStto? of a L nd jet for overseas very large proportion of the Amerv on occasion to become hysterical about ican pudiic nas mistaken notions world organization as the chie a6year ag0 stationed On balance I should say that the T" - concerning the purpose of the San purpose of the meeting u j orcerhTasTetumm Public Is League-ConscioFrancisco conference S cov a n a that I on : the public may lack infer survev comDieted - : — bv the i While w v avw At i t nroa i uuv tKAAnt r t1ust nonr nrntirt nto i vjwv mauon "c tne conierence ana oneaDoui finds institute that about make mv only different wWpth (hv ¥ almsthere can be litUe aues re nnhZ&- i7irT vr3 f??0an i?- kr readaboutthe conference seem onm about how it feels toward ThAietll2 J?" cnannei wnere -- — J i MEiisn n correci mea thuo 4u jumaisn i i a ucn nvtiu icaxue a uave lu thera ie reasonaoiv yatenn Ia ctmnAr iaZiCt°n nf°anthV ir ir:: STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING APIUL 22 1945 ce y the infantry training at camp Roberts Calif and Camp Butner North Carolina where he was ad vanced to the rank of staff ser geant He left in January 1945 lor overseas ana is now serving wnn Patton's Third army in Germany Another brother S 2c Hack W Johnson 18 enlisted December 13 1944 He completed his training at San Diego and was home recently on leave and returned to San Diego where he has been assigned to seaman guard duty for ninety days He Was employed by the Ogden City Floral Co before enlisting in the navy All three boys are grad- What everybody wants to know is— what are the results? I am not going to pretend that I can answer this question but I can give you some scraps of information that will perhaps help you to build up some sort of picture for By Fellow Germans THS OGDEN ht Mr and Mr$ E J Johnson 589 Twelfth havelthree sons in the armed service! all of whom were sworn in on the thirteenth of the month Lt Darwin E Johnson 24 enlisted September 13 1939 received his basic training at March field California and graduated from air plane mechanics school at Chanute field 111 He receiver nis puots wings in July 1942 at Ellington field Texas and left there for England In April 1943 he was re turned to the United States and has been i stationed at Kirkland field New Mexico as bombardier close and has pilot until its recent orders at Vie4 been waiting further torville California His brother SSsL Robert B4 Johnson 20 entered the service Mav 13 1943 received his basic! training at Camp Callan Calif trained in ASTP at Loyola univer-- j sity Los Angeles Calif and at! its termination was transferred into i IDA " J EDITOR'S NOTE — With the ominous shadow cast by our falling with increasing regularity across Tokyo Americans are seeking an answer to Brntal Nazi Stoned Extra Heavy Asphalt Shingles SELF POLISHING WAX 000 per sq LIN-- X We Will Quote Your Roof Applied Call Us for Estimate proQuickly tects linoleum Resists water glow! back orbrings and all floors dirt Just iginal beauty wood: surfaces slip wipe lt oht estf Quart pint 98tf $170 Quart For Interior Wood or Concrete! 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