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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH THE RICH county reaper ntrN) W aeeend alas mettw M. , 1PM at Marah I. it the Pee OMm, ItaminhK tTtah. under tfa Wsa. K HulML BMloeea Mhuiv m Act HirnSCtUPTION laytott 1JM P MaaahaU. RACE FOR DNIEPER: Nazis Still Menaced WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Tear ki Advance MHar and Propeteaer Tunisia Upset Slows Yank Timetable; Offensive to Japs Open Water, and How It Fits Into Our Lives Man Should Use it Wisely at All Times Knock China Completely Out of War; Axis Spokesmen Try Peace Feelers (EDITORS NOTE: When opinion are expressed in these columns, they are those of Western Newspaper Unions news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) Released by Western Newspaper Union TIE Only two natural defense lines in the flat farm areas of southern Rus-sia were left open to the Nazi armies after the victorious Russian forces had swept rapidly westward following the fall of Rostov and Kharkov. These were the Dnieper river in the central Ukraine, and behind it the Dniester river on the Rumanian border. Even if Hitlers armies won the race to the Dnieper river and succeeded in establishing a new winter e line behind its expanse. the Nazi problems were by no means solved. The Nazi southern flank in the Crimea would be exposed and difficult to hold. The northern flank west of Leningrad would likewise be in jeopardy. In an effort to convert the German retreat westward into a disorderly rout, the Red army had pounded ahead in a knockout offensive aimed at Orel, Nazi anchor point below Moscow. Strategic junction of foui railroads, Orel provided direct com munications between north Russia and the central Ukraine on the trunl rail line between Moscow and Orel As the Reds continued to push th( Nazis out of the eastern and north ern regions of the Donets river, Naz resistance had stiffened inside thf river basin itself. CHEERFUL CfffiU&l I hfcd an accident J tody. Pult I Fly own I suspect. tried to be. original And rns sprained intellect. if mile-wid- Water is as indispensable to man as air, and if all the moisture were removed from the earth and from the atmosphere, all life would cease. Water enters into every phase of human life and man uses it for many and varied purposes. However, people are hardly conscious of water, especially in the East, until it fails until they turn on the faucet and find it dry. When the Indians fished in the Ohio river it was a clear and leisurely stream flowing between tows and dense brushy ering banks. White men then took over the land and cut the trees to make way for civilization. During the passing years, the valley lost its sponginess and became g a great net of gullies and ditches. Less than 200 years tree-top- water-sheddin- DRAFT: Undesirables Next? s. il coil-pon- - man-mad- WbRL0 m AT COLD SUFFERERS NEED EXTRA Complex Vitamins Intensive Scientific laboratory and clinical studies proved this startling fact . . . proved that additional B Complex Vitamins are used by the body cells in feverish illness. With those deficient in these vitamins, the feverish stage of a cold demands an extra supply. If youre suffering with the fever of a cold, perhaps your limited diet does not supply enough vitamins! Dont risk a deficiency. Start taking GROVES B Complex Vitamins immediately. Unit for unit, you cant get finer quality. Potency guaranteed and theyre distributed by makers of famous Bromo Quinine Cold Tablets. And you get the wonderful benefits of these amazing vitamins at a sensationally low price. Only 29)! for the regular size. Only$l.0( for the large size over a months supply. For such a small cost, you cant afford to risk deficiency. If you reach the feverish stage of a cold, start taking GROVES B Complex Vitamins! i v Relieves pain For relief from (he torture' of simple Piles, PAZO ointment hna been famous for more than thirty years. Heres why: First. PAZO ointment soothes inflamed areas, relieres pain and itching. Second. PAZO ointment lubricates hardened, dried parts helps prevent cracking and soreness. Third, PAZO ointment tends to reduce swelling and cheek bleeding. Fourth, ito easy to use. PAZO ointment's perforated Pile Pipe makes application simple, thorough. Your doctor can tell you about PAZO ointment. v tGeUAZOJowlACIoIilDriiHists f Beware Coughs from common colds il 28-t- point-rationin- Joseph aspirin FEVERISH 60-to- Hard-heade- IA ISHCHPICE3MILLI0MS B As it became clear that congressional sentiment was preponderantly in favor of deferring fathers and others with dependents until the sup A wounded U. S. soldier struck during a heavy air attack by German ply of single men was completely ex planes on the airfield at Souk el Arba in Algeria is shown being comforted hausted, somber predictions on th( future quality of draftees were made The airfield was originally captured by C. S. by a comrade-in-armby army spokesmen. Brig. Gen. Miller G. White warned that deferment for fathers of drafi TUNISIAN TIMETABLE: PEACE OFFENSIVE: age would make it necessary foi the army to induct illiterates, mer Axis Tries Wedge Delayed by Rommel with venereal diseases and unde General Eisenhower had had his Long expected by Allied chancelchoice of fighting decisive engage- lories, the Axis peace offensive final- sirables now accepted only in lim ments on ground offered him by ly got under way. First feelers ited numbers. The rapidity with which the na Marshal Rommel or on terrain of were extended by Virginio Gayda, his own choosing. That he had pre- Fascist editor. The next move came tions armed forces are being buili ferred the latter was indicated by from Nazi Propaganda Minister Jos- up was indicated by a statement by the fact that he was not drawn into eph Goebbels. Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, head a major battle when the Nazis The theme of both Axis spokes- of the selective service system, that a total of 28,000 men per day an pushed American troops out of the men was that the unprecedented being taken into the Tunisian area between Sidi Bou Zid Russian victories were army and navy as much a at Filling bottles with milk from a and Gafsa into the foothills borderpresent induction rates. mechanical bottle filler. danger to Britain and America as to ing Tebessa, Algeria. the Axis. Therefore why not a sepWhile the Tunisian arate peace, so that Europe could reverse was after the white men came, the peaceRATION DATES: not a catastrophe, it was neverthe- be saved from the Bolshevik menful Ohio turned into a savage snake March 13- - Period 5 fuel-oless a punishing setback that meant ace? s, as its brown water spread over thouconsiderable further in good to Sept. 30, become liquidelay sands of square miles on the way Quick to expose the spurious techvalid. dating the Axis in Africa and mov- nique by which the to the gulf in the spring of 1936. enemy hopes to March 15 Last valid date for No. on to the ing vastly bigger job of talk its way out of the consequences This was one of the greatest of many 11 sugar at The getting situation coupons, good for Europe. of devastating Ohio floods. Similar dedefeat, was Elmer Dathree pounds. was brightened somewhat by reports vis,impending struction to homes and soil took chief of the Office of War InforMarch 21 Last valid date for that the veteran British Eighth mation. This pulls the whole matplace again in 1937 as water from had rolled from the army Stamp No. 25, good for one south ter into the open, he declared. The up rains and melting snow filled fields, and had of coffee. attenRommels pound engaged Axis is gullies, ditches and streams leading trying to drive a wedge betion. March 21 Last day on which into the Ohio. tween Britain, the United States and Coupon 4 in A gas ration The loss of three advance air- their Allies. There are 200 million gullies book is valid. fields and three forward positions on hillside fields and sloping March 31 Final date for CANNED the American by forces MEAT: in was the United States! ranges first costly. inspection of passenger car Superior weight and mechanical During periods of prolonged or Freeze tires for A card holders and equipment, plus gruelling battle ex- Temporary heavy rainfall- everyone of these e motorcycles. perience was the explanation for the Making supplies of canned meats chasms becomes an and canned fish last Nazi success. The new German n active waterway. date for the April 26 Expiration through Period 4 fuel-oMark tanks had proved too year was a problem causing many Accumulation of ' soil materials coupons. June 15 Last valid date for strong for the American tanks. a headache in the Office of Food prevents streams from off The Nazis, moreover, had water and fills reservoirscarrying Administration. Stamp No. 17, good for one pair Stocks on with eroddealers caught shelves of shoes. the Americans with their lines ed soil, unless they are guarded. Fish had dwindled ominously ; too housewives were on a buying cannot live in water that is filled thinly held. spree. with silt, for mud clogs their gills In Washington Secretary of War Result: the OPA suspended sales of and mud on the stream bed buries Stimson said that American forces, canned salmon, tuna, shrimp, meat INFLATION: sources of food supply. Muddied outnumbered and outarmed have spreads and kindred products until Taxation the water also hampers mans recreaRemedy suffered sharp reverses and sub- at least March 28 the date on which d Marriner S. Eccles tional use of streams by making it meat rationing was stantial casualties. to be- chairman of the expected Federal Reserv. unhealthful to swim in the dirty gin. board of governors, BLACK MARKETS: water. Meanwhile, housewives and corner congress that the bluntly wamec grocerymen had begun to familiar- astrous inflation nation faced dis Gangsters Reap Riches because the Nature Soon Bounces ize themselves with the g eminent is financing too much ofgov How to combat the black markets it.1 system governing the sale of war deficit by bank Mans Rubber Checks in meat products which were sky- canned borrowing anc fruits and vegetables, dried No matter how selfish and by taxation and Publi rocketing retail prices, menacing fruits canned spendsoups and canned borrowing11 the supply for military and thrift men may be in managing soil e baby foods. purposes and endangering the Asserting that the government wealth, they will be unable to comfuture existence of small a very bad JAP WAR THEATER: pletely bankrupt the universe bepackers job of wai was a problem that had cause those who draw upon this financing by comparison with othei congress Mme. as well as agricultural officials worhoard of wealth will find their checks countries Mr. Eccles said the Chiang Urges Speed prob ried. lem of inflation was returned for insufficient funds while Even as Madame k entirely in th hands of congress. the bank of nature stiU is solvent. m Washington was Chiang As reports persisted that calling for more gang- decisive sters had turned their Agronomists at Ohio State univerAllied blows against unscrupulous gVement in a war Periot Japan sity explain this seeming contradictalents into this highly profitable il- communiques from China revealed t?,?void some infla tion by saying that nature does not legal trade, two suggestions were that the Japs had undertaken what tion, adding that inflatior have faith in mans ability to handle mada by. the 0PA t0 the house was apparent a major effort to can only come by congress ap unlimited wealth. small business committee, for solv- knock China out of the war. The soil conpropnating money and failing to pro tains hundreds of times the amounts vide method of The Jap offensive took the form ing the problem. One was for the collecting money. of of nitrogen, phosphorus, and government to purchase live ani- attacks in seven Chinese areas from potash Purchasing power this year, ht removed by any series of crops mals. The other was for a above Shanghai to Yunan in but would be 40 billion the estimated, nature slams down the tion of every person who registraSouthwest. The core of the telldollars paying in excess sells of goods and serv or er s window when destructive handles meat. had been directed along the old drive cropIf the pubUc saved Buris rthaVSableping overdone. ma road in Southwest Yunan. proportion as in 1942 FRENCH ARMADA: P!ant ?ods are not placed loosely Seeking to stir America to a ereat-- however he said the gap would be in the soil so hungry plants can reTo of JaPans menace shaved down to about 15 billion. Allies Strengthen move them completely in a to ?deI?randing few y aSVvThe-ris a certain amount Heartening news that 42 French it was Allies, Madame Chiang said FASTEST PLANE: contrary to the United Naof fertility in new soil that in addition to the four warships, can be tions interests to allow now undergoing removed quickly by farm Japan to Unveiled by Navy repairs in American continue not only as a crops After that bonus is removed, the potential would soon shipyards, be refighting on my, but as a waiting sword of eneftbe a,avy unveiled what was the side of the United Nations Dammainder of the wealth is controlled was ocles, to descend ready at a mo- United States stest airplane in the in a trust fund and can be obtained brought out by Vice Admiral Ray- ments at a Hartford, Conn. notice. mond only piecemeal and by following Fenard, chief of the French il was disclosed that faCtJy, Reports from Allied Pacific head- other naval mission to the United States. the laws of nature. of this shin quarters continued to Pioneers found the soil bountiful reflect steady Vought F4U1 Corsair Admiral Fenard said that two had in its returns for labor more battleships, six In New Pi,Wdrai?aticm successful action already expended cruisers, an thf Each succeeding generation has disand ! aircraft carrier, seven destroyers 14 Australian Ver Munda in theagainst S01 covered that these returns become submarines and ten auxiliary craft jungle troops were pushing hard on Pacific58 eels ' of Japs harder to obtain unless the bounty would join the United Nations Ihf from armaAmong the Wau area toward'treating of the soil is rewarded by a Mubo on the Corsairs behalfbests claimed in th da soon, but I dont know when. partial were that return of the elements it releases. th The naval leader said that this outskirts of Salamau. In the air most powerful Liberator of engine and Flying Some garden spots have been tilled cruisers Gloire and Georges Ley- Fortress th world; that it can for more than 100 years and nJwit8 ,C01inued attacks on Jap fifhle and outfly aie acon still a8aiflst land based aircraft SeAiS'eady New GutaM yield as well as they did originally. ue sane ossification; that it can be used as an interceptor. ' WNU Features. That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly because it oes right to the seat of the trouble help germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are ta have your money back. t CREOMULSION forCouzhs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis lend-leas- wa-doin- Kai-she- , hPe e J,0 - P88- "y S Mi JUST A PASH IN V mil FEATHERS0 OR1SRREA DIP ll "Hunt MUCH LEAF FARTHB' 40 . 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