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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSI5- - DIPLOMACY : Dewey Pledges Strong Postwar Market for American Producers ; Batter Nazi Defenses in France Released by Western Newspaper Union. (EDITORS NOTE When opinions Western Newspaper Unions news analyst VnWt VemiuTVl ml Troubled Relations " nr?) Finlands refusal to lend its ear to U. S. approaches that it negotiate a peace with Russia, and the tiny Baltic states determination to remain in the war beside Germany Allowing promises of military aid, ed to an open rupture of relations That in Common &CREEN By VIRGINIA VALE with this country. At the same time, U. S. Ambassador Norman Armour was recalled ::rom Argentina for consultation with state department officials, following reported increasing Axis sentiment :n that South American country, particularly since the invasion. Meanwhile, Gen. Charles de Gaulle was scheduled to confer with President Roosevelt over alterations in the U. S. attitude toward the French National Committee for Liberation as the provisional government of reoccupied territory. Released by Western Newspaper Union. the wars most ONE ofventures, the drive Saipan U. S. marines pay last respects to fallen buddies on Saipan in Marianas islands. EUROPE: PACIFIC: Big Battle Serious, Says Tokyo In a great .drive to encircle the Nazi defense pivot of Caen on the Allied eastern end of the 125-mi- le front in Normandy, British Gen. Bernard L. Montgomery compelled German Marshal Von Field Rund-ste- dt to commit large forces to the raging tank battles on three sides of the town. As Montgomery forced Von Rund-stedhand on the ts east flank, U. S. troops resumed the attack above the vital communications hub of St. Lo to the west, and U. S. engineers undertook to clear up the wreckage in the port of Cherbourg to permit its early use for funneling in sup1 ' plies. With Montgomery reportedly using 100,000 men in the Caen drive and pushing the offensive under a curtain of heavy artillery, tank and aerial fire, the Nazis were compelled to call in reserves to stem the British thrust, which threatened to remove the pivot on which the enemy aad resisted Allied advances. Russia , Within 250 miles of flaming front in north Russia, German troops slowly fell back before the powerful surge of Red forces chewing into the big bulge overhanging the south- and of the battle-linHitlers last springboard to Moscow. The Germans were compelled to retire from prepared strongholds when large Russian forces broke through their lines on all sides, threatening to encircle them from the rear. In Finland, the Reds continued their offensive in the face of stiffening resistance both on the Karelian isthmus near the capital of Helsinki, and in the lake country farther to the east. ern end e, Italy With the Germans moving in reinforcements and increasing their gunfire, the artillery and anti-tan- k Allied advance up the Italian peninsula was slowed by hard fighting. Still operating in the mountainous terrain which lays before their last major defense line guarding the rich Po industrial and agricultural region to the north, the Nazis were taking every advantage of the Alrugged country to impede the lies. As MEAT: Beef Scarcer Because of a 12 per cent decrease in supply of rationed beef as a result of larger allocations to the point army, navy and values on steaks and roasts for the month of July were raised to their highest levels. Nearly all cuts of lamb were returned to rationing, ' with only breast, flank, neck, shank and lamb patties point free. Despite shortages of better grades of pork loins, all pork will continue unrationed.' Point-fre- e for over a week, all soft cheeses, including most varieties except Cheddar, were put back on the rationed list at four points per pound. Canned milk was d raised to point per can from f. lend-leas- e, so-call- ed two-thir- one-hal- Mother Good heavens, Hilda! dangerous youll see Merrills Marauders on ffie attack and General Chennault with his forces. MOTs ace cameraman, Victor Jurgens, has again turned in an outstanding photographic scoop, portraying a military feat so gigantic that its an important historical event. Chloroform. She g isnt a picture, but RKO feels pretty sure that it launches a new male star Gregory Peck, who has ;ars like Clark Gable, and is too to be com- tall and Days of Glory world-oeatin- broad-shoulder- ed . CHINA: Japs Gain Pressing their drive in southern threatened to seize the countrys entire eastern and secure an unbroken rail route of over 1,000 miles. GREGORY PECK The Japs pushed their offensive as U. S., British and Chinese efforts fortable in an ordinary chair. to open up a back-dointo south- Proof of his drawing power is the eastern China from India slowed in !act that a wave of excitement ran the mountainous Burmese jungle through the studio when he apcountry. and Ginger Rogers asked to U. S. warplanes joined in the peared, .lave him in one of her pictures. valiant Chinese defense against the Japs, who continued their favorite Metro is cooking up another of tactic of driving forward on either those in which various episide of strongholds. Allied sodes pictures will written by famous be to China GOP: thrusts to open a back-dowith Metros biggest stars authors, asked Chinese Ifie continued even as The appearing in each. Called Shape Fight for greater assistance to resist the Common will have it Sin, Carey Gov of the Under leadership enemy. Wilson as producer. The first writer Thomas E. Dewey of New York as signed for a single episode is Gov, and its candidate for President T E A. R. Wylie. I. John W. Bricker of Ohio as vice will president, the Republican party CONSUMERS EXPENDITURES IN 1943 of After on 1944 a platdiligently preparing years make the campaign JERlMCf f M MUON O DOUAIl (rtW OOUAM. himself for that elusive motion form designed to assure a strong 25 picture break, a young Oaklshd 20 American market for U. S. producJunior college graduate got it; hes ers. 15 Greg McClure, 26, and he landed 10 the of In the field foreigfi relations, role of John L. Sullivan in the 5 partys 1,051 sweltering delegates toa The 0 Bing Crosbys production, the Chicago convention approved a as worked L. Hes John Great 13 S. U. cooperaplatform based upon on laborer longshoreman, talesman; tion with other nations to preserve a railroad, and farmhand; finally he world peace without impairment of LEND-LEASwent to dramatic school at night and with the sovereignty or self-rul- e worked during the day. and consent of the senate in accordance In Reverse with constitutional provisions. With the United Kingdom, AusBecause film babies are allowed In addition to guaranteeing the tralia and New Zealand pitching in, to work before the camera for only exto tariff e to the Britains reverse producer a protective short intervals between long rests, clude cheap foreign competition, the U. S. for the two years ending last Warner Bros, is saving production esof billion dollars, time March totaled 2 party agreed to the principle twins for a single by casting market American an same the at and if continued tablishing role in Christmas in Connecticut, rate as the first three months of the Barbara Stanwyck-Denni- s Morprice for agriculture, and approved of 1944, was expected to approximate crop adjustment during periods The twins, just eight comedy. gan 2 billion dollars for the whole year. abnormal surpluses. months old, are Sandra Lee and busiof restoration private Out of the United Kingdoms con- Susan Lee Taylor. Quick ness in the postwar world was prom- tribution of almost 2 billion dollars, , ised through speedy settlement of the U. S. received rail transportawill be a busy month cancelled war contracts and orderly tion to invasion ports; British forSeptember whos heard as Xavier Cugat, and other condisposal of surplus goods. The party planes; airfields maestro Your Dubonnet Date ' and individual and also pledged lower struction; fresh vegetables MBS Hell aver Wednesday nights. other foodstuffs; lightweight gas make two corporate taxation consistent with theater appearconwhen government expenditures tanks; 25,000 miles of steel landing ances, open at a smart Hollywood ditions permit. mats; thousands of parachutes, night spot, - and begin work in and 2 million pair of woolen socks, Metros Week-En- d at the WalKnows Answers consti- dorf. and Meats products dairy Surrounded by a battery of news- tuted a major portion of Australias of bile of almost paper men in the grand ballroom reverse Ever try to remember the names Tom Dewey made foodstuffs the Stevens hotel, while lion dollars, of those fantastic characters Garry as the of New Zealands cond gave his first press interview showup Moore talks about on the GOPs presidential candidate, tribution of over 100 million dollars. airshow? Theyre Twinkle-toe-s the in skill answering ing a tactical Rancid Crumknuckle, Gooch, CIVILIAN GOODS: barrage of questions. Arbutus Cronksquod-gi- t, Elvira Smoop, In reply to queries, Dewey said Feeling Pinch Schmilldwidder Funk, and make future developments might necesCrud! Farnsfinsendindles With large stockpiles dwindling compulsory military training to and scarcities of material and manpower congressional that sary; Alan Young, whos heard Wednespower prevailing, the public will declare war to resist aggression of civilian the day nights on NBC at nine, EWT, shortage would not hamper operation of a start feeling now crashed radio at 15, in a more from on, and more to pregoods world cooperative program Production show for which he was paid $2.50 War acthe of S. official U. an and serve future peace, h a week. He played dozens of would be board declared. quisition of Pacific bases of 50 cents after a raise got ters, for such demand some left to future events. as electric irons, alarm 26 weeks, asked for more and was Declaring that the partys program merchandise Sred. He formed a vaudeville act aluminum kitchen-war- e did not refer to high but rather clocks and his sister, things went weU. kith WPB this met year, to adequate tariffs, Dewey said wiU be partially married. He returned to she Ihen and manufacture of stoves the heart of the foreign trade plank disclosed, and real success cime quick-o- f adio, and availability steel products was centered in the sentence calling other lumber are expected to be affectfor U. S. cooperation in promotion federal ed At by shortages of materials. first, of world commerce. his newly-wo- n singll addition asto host to assist in In remarking on the continued rehelp may be required of the Broadlaurels being textile of production providing full employment, Dewey strictionof the Matinee airshow, baritone cause tight labor supply, a way said. will probably win Graham Ronald manOur raWPB official declared: his latest film when more Are you satisfied with gas some power is not always applied to the venture, Ladies in Washington, is someone asked. tioning? is plenright things there probably eleasd. Do you know anybody who is? if it were properly distributed. ty Dewey, retorted. China, the Japs sea-coa- st or by-pass- ed or liFACT Id if E: lend-leas- one-we- Moore-Duran- charac-Althoug- I A .BIG coverall apron for sum-mhas a basket pocket of dark green and bright red cherries, green leaves and basket handle appliqued onto the body of the apron. Make the apron in colorful checked cotton its a splendid kitchen shower gift I er To obtain complete applique pattern and apron pattern tor the Cherry Basket Apron (Pattern No. 5739), sizes: small send and large medium 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time Is required In filling orders tor s few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: (34-36- ), (42-44- (38-40- ), SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK 149 New Montgomery 8t. San Francisco, Calif. Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to cover cost of mailing) for Pattern No.. Name Address. HARSH LAXATIVES Millions Find Simple Fresh Fruit Drink Gives Them Ail the Laxative Aid They Need ek lend-leas- one-thir- U. S., British and French forces fought steadily ahead, the Nazis were converting little villages into small, fortresses. 1 Facing compression on the northern end of Saipan island by advancing U. S. troops, the Jap defenders offered vigorous resistance to attacking Doughboys in the mountainous interior after having been driven from the southern extremity. Sheer cliffs, blind ravines, and rough, wooded ridges bulked before the Doughboys as they fought their way forward over the rugged terrain, broken in many spots only by goat paths. As U. S. troops tightened their foothold on Saipan, the enemy reported that naval aircraft continued attacks against American shipping supplying the ground forces, anc added: We, the 100,000,000 people of Japan, must realize now, if ever, that the outcome of the battle o:! the Marianas will exert a very serious influence upon the future war situation. of Vinegar Joe StilweU Do you know how to cook a to retake the Burma road, is squad? Junior is bringing one shown in this months March home for dinner. Df Time. Its called Back Door Quite Necessary :o Tokyo. Youll see American He What would I have to give hump, the you for just one little kiss? Doys flying the air route; world's most General CASUALTIES: Total 250,000 As a result of losses of 24,162 men during the first two weeks of the invasion, total U. S. casualties up to June 22 approximated 250,000 killed, missing and wounded. Total Allied losses in France were 40,549 for the two week period, with the U. S. dead averaging 12.7 per cent of American casualties; the British 13.5 per cent and the Canadian 12.9 per cent. A large percentage of U. S. losses in the invasion came in the first two days, when elements of two divisions ran into a German division practicing maneuvers on the beaches. Enemy casualties were estimated at 70,000. For the first four years of the war, Prime Minister Churchill placed British losses at over 667,000 men. Student (looking at hs report) Well , I'm famous like George Washington now. Buddy How do you figure that? 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