Show $A THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 131947 Free Again Ding Dong Daddy Wi il Doolittle Raid Gave Japs Wee Francis Van Wie is a huge electric sign: By Duane Hemessy — 'field" Rust' TOKYO April 13 (AP) rubble and the crumbled ambitions From the heart of downtown Todrive to of Japanese warmakers are Tokyo's kyo it is only a dara of reminders n unforgettable oi uie uoo-litt- le of five any one of ing American adventure raiders' targets Closest are years ago next Friday — Lieut-Ge- n 5 on Ja raid Jimmie Doolittle's the blocks they hit just down the pan from Waseda university without warning as tne hillFive" years ago Waseda students Llune Japanese smug in their early tridown the slope to help put out umphs in their way to drive the ran westerners out of the urienx went theA fires that may be more fatheir unsuspecting way It was miliarname to Americans is Sugamo the about noon April 18 (Japanese of tne augamu ynsuii date) 1942 No one expected it No JjJJ Hideki Tojo warmakers SdMO other Japanese — — —9 x f 9 frsr Wflf IV Li 13 two to follow raids that were years bombs spread fire in the Sugamo later the Doolittle raid was a puny sector it did thing and the destructionterror Another bomb dropped out at the it was not great but the hill war ministry on a spread in Japan was priceless his key men to called where Tojo milNever again did this country's confer on the daring air assault lions sleep blissfully and their As the Japanese people denavy steamed? out to a crushing to werealways told that there was no damfeat when itf tried desperately build a farther defense perimeter age but there was Polished Off By by grabbing Midway island Tn nil those areas where the Doo Roosevelt Taunt the Superfortresses The Japanese did not even know little men hit off the entire landwhere the Doolittle raiders came later polished of today are houses The scape i to find from and as they strove rusted tin and wood of bits out their ears Tang with the Roose- flimsy of the old ruins the from gathered " velt taunt "Shangri-laorplastered with Five years slater the ashes and and sometimes out the to to keep mud try Itwisted metal left by Doolittle's dinary wind Roofs of tin or makemen still mark their swoop on To- bitter shift shingles are held down with kyo but the damage is swallowed there are no nails up in the broad swaths of desola- stones— the hill from Waseda Tnst down Amerition left by the subsequent comes in tiny smoke university can raids up to surrender day a Except from wisns chimney huge Today ragged little children with for a single wall decorated with on their clack about faces dirty scenes in colored tile this is wooden sandats in the debris where rustic remains of a big bathhouse all that their makeshift shack homes have use it now to heat water Japanese not were sprung up Most of them their to wash rags of clothing They ieven born when Doolittle paid his is Icall they were born to the desola-- ? hover over the little fireofwhich wood scraps with fed precious tion the fire and the fear poured This is a typical scene of the low !from the sky by American and aggresestate of a once-prou- d who thought their No ceremony by American occu- sive people soil was immune but who pation troops ?will mark this anni- "sacred" first intimation of disaster their got building when Doolittle versary In tle big moat Jeiji from and bis men from the looking across the Hornet swept down carrier the of imperial palace headquarters the far east air command will go upon them five bitter years ago calmly about its business Pfoenzied Rallies Down the street four blocks is Arab Youths Attacked JERUSALEM April 12 (UP)— Hibiya park where thousands met in frenzied rallies to cheer Japan's Jewish spectators at a football early triumph It is a football field game today attacked and injured for American! players It was built slightly two Arab youths who were with Japanese labor A big wire selling ice cream The attack apfence keeps Japanese but of the parently was in retaliation for an comfortable grandstand as Ameri- Arab assault yesterday on two J ews can teams compete under glaring near the mosque of Omar One of floodlights At the entrance there them was killed B casanova who admitted he was married to women all at one time was sentenced to 10 years 13 10-min- ute in San Quentin prison in half-doze- wmm:- B-2- °nLllTL t I1 fl'I J illlwpilipiiliff TrfrriiiAfti Im - the Big House free to marry again if he wishes ? III ' ed B-2- 9's Super-afortress- es J Your Optometrist WOODWARD (AP) — Tornado-ravage- d Okla through life Sheepmen WASHINGTON April 12 CAP)— a move to protect American wool producers from foreign com petition the house agriculture committee voted today to empower the of agriculture to impose secretary a fee" on imnnrteH wnnl and WOOl products The action came on injecting into senate-aDDrov- measure ed New Shipment Just Arrived! Not as Many as We Had Hoped for However So Be Hero iarly to Avoid Disappointment and amendment by Rep Andresen to aive the secretary that (R-Min- n) authority whenever he found it necessary In line with the government's wool support plan Up to 50 Per Cent The fee would be collected proposed by customs officials at the point of entry It could be up to 50 per cent of the value of the im ported product The committee agreed with the senate on limiting the commodity tieau corporations support gram of wool to Dec 31 1948 pro- It provided however that the upport price for wool should be at the same level as in 1946 in contrast to a senate provision which would have allowed the CCC to exceed that price Eliminates Provisions The house measure eliminates (NEA Tel photo) senate provisions directing the secretary of agriculture to establish a price for wool comparabl to those or otner basic agricultural commodities The house committee's bill would Double Honors Won authorize tlie commodity credit corporation to sell wool in its pos session without regard to present By Kaysville restrictions which would permit wool the sale of government-owne- d FORT WORTH Tex April 12 below parity This authority was (AP)-- Th Weekly Reflex Kays requested by Secretary Anderson two ville Utah newspaper won con hnnnr Saturday nifiht at the clusion of the annual convention of Luciano Taken Ashore the National niiiorjBi assus :i in The Relex won second prize Genoa By Police job printing competition and also honorable mention for general exGENOA Italy April 12 (AP)— cellence in competition with other Genoese police went aboard the newspapers having circulation of Turkish steamer Bakir in Genoa 1500 or less harbor today and took custody of e Among those in attendance at the Charles (Lucky) Luciano Fort Worth convention were Albert New York vice czar to W Epperson editor of The Reflex Italy from Cuba and Mrs Epperson Ten policemen boarded the vessel and brought Luciano ashore in a motor launch Police Chief Califfi Lilippo said Couple Will Marry was taken into custody in Luciano Weber county clerk's office Sat- the harbor rather than waiting un to license a issued marriage urday docked because no til Bakir the Thel-ma Leonard D Messerly 23 and was desired publicity Hancock 21 both of Ogden Paper Laid to Rest April 12 Woodward today buried the first of its 84 dead and the elements insisted on paying their last ironic respects as cold rain and sleet added to the misery of this sorrowing city The first two victims of last Wednesday night's tornado to be buried were brothers Roy Lee Harper 4 and H C Harper two months old sons of Mr and Mrs H C Harper A small group of relatives stood in the rain while simple services were conducted by Brig Edward Laity of the Salvation Army buA dozen other victims were ried today after a call went out for voluntary grave diggers to help with the funeral arrangements Funeral arrangements also were being made at Gage Okla where three were killed Higgins Texas where there were 39 dead and Glazier Texas where 14 died as the tornado raced through the a Panhandle An estimated 1305 were injured and millions dollars worth of property damage resulted when the twister struck in Texas then spiralled northwestward into Okla homa where Woodward bore the brunt of its fury The rain which started here last night has bogged down cleanup efforts and water soaked survivors were doing the best they could to make themselves comfortable in temporary shelters Texas-Oklahom- chose the sight saving care ©f your eyes as his life's work He knows why eyes do or do not see right See him now to aid you to see better at 5-P- one-tim- New Time for Britain Authorized to Marry A marriage license was issued by M Malan County Clerk Lawrence 21 to Clarence R Sessions Ogden and Jeanne Smalley 19 also of Ogden J£ Note These Features: O Mar and stain resistant porcelain refectory top chrome hairpin O Tubular legs 4 curved back chairs with leatherette upholstery O Divided cutlery drawer BREAKFAST SET C The ideal set for kitchen it's pracor dinette attractive tical Sparkling inexpensive! 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