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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH. UTAH THE RICH COUNTY REAPEB Sntcred ca second class matter Feb. 8, 1928 t the Post Office. Randolph, Utah, nnder tb Wm. E. Marshall. Untiness Manager SUBSCRIPTION 11.59 Per Tear in Advance Leyton Marshall, Editor and Proprietor On September 28, Marshall Field III, grandson of Chicagos pioneer merchant prince, will be 50 years old. On that day, he will receive the residue of his illustrious grandfather's es- tate, amounting to Strongly Intrenched Nazi Divisions Lock Allies in Hand - to - Hand Combat As Cost of Italian Invasion Mounts; Germans Continue Retreat in Russia By Delos Wheeler Lovelace Consolidated Features. Willed $72,000,000 WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Act of March 3. 1879. WNU Release. YORK. The worries that clouded the round, face of Gen. Sir Thomas Albert Blarney last April are fading fast.He hadnightTwo-WGeneral mares then Now Depreciates from think- EW good-natur- ed approximately $72,000,000. are those:if (EDITORS NOTE: When opinions are expressed la these columns. ttaey Western Newspaper Union's news analysts and not neeessarUy of this newspaper.! Released by Western Newspaper Union. i Added to about $93,000,000 . Japs as Fighters I wtmt to Kelp my country now. Although Im srrvUl I'll never sKirk. Ill drill myself in our tack yrdv fIV tmn And my -do 5 For Red fV Cross work. previ- ously obtained un-- 1 der the terms of the will, the September 28 bequest will make Field one of the richest men in the United States. He is the father of five children. Through investments made by trustees of the estate, Field will have an interest in such outstanding Chicago realty enterprises as ar THE CHEERFUL CHERUB s. the fjj 200,000 Japa- nese poised on nearby islands for a jump to Australia. Now he tick9 off Guadalcanal, Buna and Gona and sundry imminent captures and opines that the Nips are hardly the Field skyscraper; the the fighters they were cracked up to be. Pittsfield building, and The general should be a first the class judge of fighting men. He Conway structure. has been in two big wars, mostThrough Fields own initiative, the trustees also erected the 600--I ly up where the shooting was most prolonged, and is rated a family Garden Apartments on Chicagos near North side, in one rattling good tactician. He comin projof the first manded the Australians ects in the country. Greece and his handling of his battalions is one of the few good memories of that desperate and DADS DRAFT: luckless venture. To the present generation of Australian solSeek Others First diers Blarney is Old Tom, 59 While congress sought to untangle and old a supporter loyal years of our own Gen. Douglas (they-nevthe complicated manpower situation to invite him) MacArthur, Field pieces like this 105 mm. gun were instrumental in battering state draft boards were ordered all of extensive an make under whom he has commanded inventory the Guinea. New gun Manning the Japanese defenses at fallen Salamaua, and childless marthe Allied ground forces in the are Private George Basmajian (left background) of Fresno, Calif.; Pri- available single to their induction men assure ried southwest Pacific for more than and Private vate Glenn Hood, (center) Marrilton, Ark.; Henry Garcia, fathers. before a year. (right) Eaton, Colo. When the war started Blarney reUnder the order, all of a states available single and childless marduced his own rank so that he might ITALY: FOOD PRICES: ried men will be pooled as a whole lead the first division of Aussies in and will be drafted before fathers. the field. He had been the common- Bloody Fighting Down 2.3 of individual boards will be Before that wealths Quotas Saof beach below miles Twenty costs will drop 2.3 per cent suspended, so that those with more Living he was in charge of recruiting, and lerno, where American troops first to within 2 per cent of September, men available will be able to go over long before that, when the Japs set foot on the European mainland, levels with the 1942, their allotments, while those with were only a faint distant hiss on the was a raging inferno, with subsigovernments of of was he chief horizon, less, will be allowed to fall under. police German troops fighting to dization of apples, the state of Victoria. He married throw the Allies back into the sea. Congressional demands for the potatoes, oranges, late, at 51, and has a son. In the of the fathers draft postponement Streaming ashore from their onions, peanut butFirst World war he was mentioned for a general invesefforts uninspired with supplies speedily ter, lard, shortening seven times in dispatches. In that barges of whole the manpower situtigation Lieut. Gen. Mark Clarks and cooking oils. war, as in this one, he led a mixed loaded, to determine ation, approximate milAccording to the force of Australians and Americans. Fifth army of American, British needs. and industrial stout itary and Canadian troops ran into a With these he helped crack the manager of use general defense made German that good the OPA, Chester line. Employment Drops of the unfavorable terrain. Bowles, cost of the In the face of the demand for conthe hills in the above High program is expectaction on the manpower CINCE Dogs are people on the beaches, the Germans gressional artil- ed to total 100 milsituation, the department of labor word of the club whose doings lery poured fire all along the land- lion dollars, which are told by Darragh Aldrich over a ing strip; nestled behind, orange and will be in addition to the 400 million reported total employment in August at 38,295,000, a drop of midwestern radio station, General apple trees, and hidden in the tall dollars to already being expended 88,000 from July. Ike Eisen-Ge-n their machine gunners reduce meat and butter prices. Ike Holds howers Scot- - sweet corn, For the first time since the warof their and all worked, summing up In explaining the program, Bowles time Up Captaincy of t i e, T e11 e k, experience, their panzer divisions said shipbuilding program was inthat the government will pay 1 our stabbed into augurated, employment dropped in This Dog of War lines, exposing some of the transportation costs of 7 rates this Heavier declines the the backs of the infantry turning to shipyards. oranges, and will buy the entire were recorded in the construction column. Especially as he has been meet the attack to their rifie fire. potato crop and resell it at lower invited to be the clubs commander- But in bloody fighting, the Allied prices. Subsidies for peanut but- and service industries. with the rank of captain. In war industry as a whole, emunits struggled bitterly to hold their ter, lard and other shortenings will Commander Harry C. Butchdiown their tank ground, throwing be paid to processors. Efforts will ployment increased 29,000. Approxer, naval aide to Eisenhower, visions against the Germans, and be made to cut prices of fresh fruits imately 9,000 less workers were rehas conveyed to Mrs. Aldrich fields. d combat with and vegetables 15 per cent below ported in locking in from Africa, Scotties thanks the enemy when he drove to the last winters levels, Bowles said. to of Labor According Secretary and his masters gratification. beaches. miles to the Frances Perkins, men workers durGeneral Eisenhower But, alas, south, the British Eighth army beat SOUTHWEST PACIFIC: ing the next few months will no decrees that Telek may accept forward in an effort to join with the more than replace those entering the New Guinea Victory only a corporals rank! Hes armed services and auxiliaries. sorely pressed Fifth army. been in service only since OctoCut off from communication from However, she said, many can be Restore II Duce ber 14, the generals birthday. the north by Gen. Douglas switched to war production from less Telek was a year, old on June 29, Whisked from a mountainous pladaring envelopment of Lae essential industry. 1943. But before h reached his teau east of Rome by German para with sea and air borne troops, the stubborn Japanese garrison of Sala- BANKS: first birthday he was a proud father. troopers, accordmaua abandoned that New Guinea His wife is Commander Butchers ing to a romantic Double U. S. Holdings base. Caacie, pronounced Khaki. It stands dispatch from Federal Reserve member banks for Canine Auxiliary Air Corps. Hitlers headquarBeating their way through the Telek and Caacie have a son anc ters, stubby, grizthick jungle northward, remnants of held 44 billion dollars of governa daughter now. Only satisfaction zled Benito Musthe garrison sought to join up with ment obligations, June 30, almost over the way the war goes overthe enemy forces at Lae. But there, double the amount of a year ago. solini, architect shadowed the thrill of arrival of their of Fascism, was no better fate awaited them, as airAt the same time, it was anborne U. S. paratroopers advanced nounced that interest rates on short reinstalled in family, Commander Butcher writes on that base from the west, while term commercial paper rose to an Recently Telek tried to eat a scor northern Italy to Australian units pressed in from the average of 3 per cent, compared with pion, and now his tongue has the try to rebuild the east, where they had been landed 2.76 in March. outlines of an elm leaf. The gen- broken ruins of by Allied naval forces. eral was away but Telek knew that his edifice. On June 30, total loans and investAs Mussolini asunder the circumstances he was enBuilt in plantations on both sides ments of the banks amounted to titled to the comfort of the generals sumed the task of of the place, Laes defenses came more than 67 billion dollars, approxbed, and took it. During bombings heading a national government under the artillery fire of heavy Al- imately 20 billion dollars more than Telek and Caacie and the pups go which the Germans set up in his lied guns, and Allied troops moved a year ago. under the generals bed together. name, the Duces tough old Fascist slowly forward against earthen macand rifle nests. The New WORLD COURT: For the general, Telek and militia reappeared in their black hine-gun Caacie afford opportunity for escape shirts on the streets of Italys north- Guinea and Solomon islands con, them- quests meant the encirclement of Proposed by Hull from war, writes Butcher. More ern cities, and in selves control. Submission of all and international naval the base of to air them! great Jap power Once the most popular man in It- Rabaul, New Britain, and the an- problems for arbitration and the use of force to check aly, Mussolinis first acts were re- ticipated neutralization of that cen"D IO DE JANEIRO repeats her to be abrogation of Marshal ter for future South Pacific action. aggression were ported that a Brazilian overunconditional surrender proposed by Secreseas force waits only a call from the Badoglios to the Allies as it might affect that RUSSIA: tary of State Cor. United Nations, and if the call of the country under his domidell Hull for mainpart Move Forward comes the tenance of world nance, and dissolution of the monBrazils Overseas odds are their plan of defensive peace. with which he faithfully coFollowing archy, Force Ready; War that the action to conserve their strength to For problems of a operated until it broke his power. meet the shock of the Allies charge political character, Chief May Lead It com m a n d- in the west, the Germans fell steadiing general PORK: Hull advocated the will be Brazils war minister, the back toward the broad, winding establishment of ly g serious but cavalryman, Production High Dnieper river all along the front. agencies which Enrico Gaspar Dutra. With a hog population of over 100 Surging forward, Red troops en- would mediate the million for the year, pork production tered Dutra has been Brazils outBryansk, east of the Dniepers various differences. is expected to approximate 12 bilstanding commander for almost once the Germans key For problems of a headwaters, lion pounds for the 12 months end- communication ten years and a soldier in fact point on the central legal nature,, he suggested creation as well as in heart since he was ing next June 30. of a World Court, operating on prinfront. 16. He made up his mind then, Of the 12 billion pounds, between To the south of Bryansk, Russian ciples of law. after reading limitless lives of 7 and 8 billion are to be allotted to troops plowed closer to the UkrainBut to assure peace, Hull demilitary heroes from the deified civilians. The army will receive 1 ian capital of Kiev, which stands on there must be means for clared, Alexander onward. He enlisted, billion and the remainder is marked the west bank of the Dnieper. And restraining aggressors . . . The was graduated from the state for our Allies, notably Great Britain still farther down the river, the Reds peacefully inclined nations must be military academy at 22 and and Russia. moved in on Dnepropetrovsk, whose willing to accept responsibility for moved up steadily to become a Some effect on total pork produc- Dnieper dams supplied the power this task in accordance with their brigadier general after the Sao tion is expected as a result of the for the southern Ukraine. respective capacities. Paulo rebellion 11 years ago. In shortening their lines, the Gergovernments support of prime light Four years later he was appointAlthough each nation has its own weights in an effort to conserve mans surrendered rich farm land ed minister of war. His decorapeculiar interests, it still has enough scarce feed supplies, and the $14.75 and territory abounding in raw ma- in common tions are numerous and include with other to ceiling, Chicago basis, recently terial. They did, however, destroy fight for maintenance of countriesHull Brazils Order of Military Merit. peace, all factories. said. 44-sto- ry WNU Features. HARSH LAXATIVES 38-sto- ry 22-sto- ry slum-clearan- ce er chief-of-staf- f. battle-harden- ed Millions Find Simple Fresh Fruit Drink Gives Them All the Laxative Aid They Need Dont form the habit of depend- ing on harsh, griping laxatives health- until youve tried this easy, ful way millions now use to keep regular. Its fresh lemon juice and water taken first thing in the morning just as soon as you get up. The juice of one Sunkist Lemon in a glass of water. Taken thus, on an empty stomach, it stimulates normal bowel action, day after day, for most people. And lemons are actively good for you. 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