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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 1

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TEMPERATURE (Tar not 24-hour parlod tudlng at Mva a ra today) Mlnllax nkia City 74 1 Ozdtn 59 87 96 85 Omaha Provo 47 Rock Springs 52 gait Laka 52 74 0 T7 AlbuqutrquC 63 Atlanta Blimarck 50 Chicago S3 Denver 37 Grand Juno 63 Minneapolis 55 77 87 80 85 98 74 72 86 80 San Antonio 74 82 95! St Louli bu 72 Sherlrtan 4 WEATHER Continued warm fvf little change ln 4 perature to- day and tonight VSX sS New Orlaana 75 92Tlntl0 48 Naw York 59 70iWaahlntoa tX ft FINAL EDITION 20 TWO SECTIONS JmmW -v Wld World New OSDEN CITY UTAH THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 18 1942 Tba United Pmi I Tha AawcUten ittm geventy-eecond Tear No SCO i BRITON ASKS Nazis Split British Ai-my He Led Sea Raid I'M PROGRAM Air Power Leads oBrtik 'EYE FOR EYE' jn Tank War Near LEADERSRAP ays Admiral as AGAINST NAZIS MaJr stimmirtl ''Defense $1 YEAR si aniss He Lands Killing Innocent Czechs! Germans Storm Last Fort Seal of Miles I AdiifiiiAAii ArrA sRodi Traill JLLSctne of Moior Axis-Allied Clsthei AxUTwrutH Delays in Conversion to War Production Hit By Senators Warning Demanded By Conservative "ft i i a i tin i 1 1 ni rDIRHA' Nippon Losses IU to i HjOUII OLtO kit i ri REPRISALS SOUGHT To Benghazi oays iNimiiAi Out-Awards THREATS FADE In Crimea Warlords Report LOSSES AJIE HEAVY0 British Tanks Withdraw Axis Reports Toward iomba SCORE LEADER 100 mite Mediterranean rrMtchiii RAFa Urged to Wipe AS JAPS LOSE NINE ARE HEROES' rfc-krOBRUK Extensive Realignment of i T- Out Undefended German Towns Scgnali 1 1 II II II 5 fo Rotate Airmen WPB Within Month Predicted I LONDON June 18 (UP)'- On Carriers Allow Rest Periods "Jenjeier Nips Make Very Small Landing Off Alaska Says Secretary Egypt By The Associated Press Grave new threats to the British armies in North Ft Copuxsoi jBirel Gobi WASHINGTON June 18 Pemands for Meye tor an It HACHflM eye retnouuon against nasi (UP) The senate committee investigating the program killings of innocent Czechs BOMBS ITALIANS Major Alfred Kalberer (above) com- Mn1 fhn fliirht Of B-24 ABOARD A UNITED rtatfs WARSHIP Pearl WASHINGTON June 18 chanred today that Philip were voiced in the house of $kmt Africa and the Russian defenders of Sevastopol were reported today as the German EGYPT bombers which scored 35 direct commons today as the Ger Harbor June 18 (UFJ iatj iocwcmhjt neea veiiei iv i 1t4 charted their Stimson said today the losses $i20000-a-year board chair- June 18 Ipie bottle rogei for Tobruk At German ranks smash egoinst Britain's defensive rriongle based on Aeromo-H Adem-Tabrulc STSEZn man deadline for handing Maddolenai Tipvt nriflfift of inflicted on the Japanese in man who was -loaned to the Is a former United AlrUnes pUot oyer assassins bf Rem high command asserxeu -umv inazl troops had driven into thP Pacific war today on the the Pacific had temporarily government for $l-a-year as with more than lJ00oou nuie TTerni TiAarpd rmmerciai flier in parents hard Heydnch neared ra BATTvn tv rmvAt Axis armed forces pushed the Sevastopol's immediate de- "Nazi authorities threatened to Sir and Mrs Kalberer Uve UWloiyftwwKM-- fi-hHno- nn the I ji t-J IU basis of a new conception 01 out suDstanuauy ituuu cniei 01 uie wroa nwn hv Ad- threat of an attack on the industry failed to convert In- burn Czech villages to tho ground in xaiayeiie nu British eighth army JK: nng ana nau put armies into and execute entire populations un British Libyan miral Chester WNimitz that Pacific coasr which he has duitry war production in Tobi secwr of Dyan were sta-ong fby axis troops which claimed SSWGelSwta RommVl had split the eighth army to two Slat -Pi rcrM can be determined only by results less sabotage and resistance ceases and the killers of "the hangman" ALLIES CHEERED air power had taken the lead- repeateaiy saia mignw the Bhortest possiwe i PIfi flPPt fin- TJected The committee in a report role In Pacific fleet en f) lne are turned over to authorities by War and navy department in- its investigation of $l-a-year: men (ii eight tonight according to gagements ana win continue to do so as the war pro formation is said that the Jap- singled out Reed for detailcxj crit anese thus' far had made only a icism hut also' accused several oth British reports Demands Made two parts A bulletin from Adolf Hitler's field headquarters said the German siege armies storming Sevastopol the last big soviet stronghold in the Crimea had captured Fort Gorky and driven within two miles of the harbor entrance The communique described Fort' Gorky aa "the most modern and strongest bastion of the whole fortress" i venr small landing" In the Afeu era including mes toowlson gresses The demand in the house was mm i r'tti fut-veil vf drector wi vyrOI uiyu man ianco industry of "temporiz- BY AIRPOWER Planes Hailed Most Vital Branch of Modern Warfare made by Sir Thomas Moore con SL'iSS ankiy -tressed that fog and unravorao ing and House Ok's Ship Bill Four Months' Delay nized the revolution which air pow- weather obscured development Not until "'almost four months ha brought about and assert-I the north Pacific Information Incomplete fter Pearl Harbor" the commit- Nazis Batter lines While the Germans pictured the Means Sea Supremacy servative member who asked whether Prime Minister Winston Churchill would consider sending an immediate warning to the German government Moore demanded Britain tell Germany that "in the future an undefended German town or village great Black sea citadel as crumbling under the battering of shock ed that in the Coral sea ana Mia-way Island battles the aps had lojst at least 10 times as many men as had the Tlane Ratio Heavy The ratio in plane losses he added was almost aa heavy against Information is still Incomplete tee said were the "mas ot cur i i 2 t-i v- tallment orders1 issued to change the secretary also told his press tanment or production of conference inUhe ear Uer air and Despite delays in sea engagement off Midway it a(jded conversion i nut fter three days' fighting under way 1 By XOUIS KEEMLE 1 0 KKA AAA AAA I atii hlc sieffS WACTTTTCrnTON-Jlllv 18 (Air A-Vast uoywvvv uww rZA United Press Stan Events of recent weeks have will be obliterated by the A 'i rXr sWp VtLn mkse by the house today SOT arm Pron murdered by th narii in ittee memliers reported that completion of iMk wav attr wav tanlt-Ld changed the status of air mVfiAt was scattered all Th committee also concluded the enemy and he revealed: I 1 va' an inn ciiuiM mww auxiliary are ranidlv increasing our oitvi i Mmt nu attacKS hustling that "certain tLZt Wuld condel an occupied country" iiualiuik -r i iMrn vi i in fiiruit zus k-z iwm the Pacific ocean 'irir would give Jhe 13 unquesuoneu supma The enemy attempted by every eO battle strength New wp ana -d 'ln the op- burau of 'tadwto ome army and navy Major Clement-R AtUee deputy program lYteana to break through our de- I mlanea and pilots are ton the seas rmhL- posite direcUon witnouc air pro- vjtion hnejhe-tnitmo um numbers I ncA eaM PlMlvda Of- in constantly increasing wouia IlOl enougii ueimou Hnw added to their own industries Vf lageg to g0 around You may rest in the Aleutians Stimson saia The measure envisioning vu inw wufc a srlaust hip building program In Mai npaper of th comma-history would provide for more military juggernaut CHINESE GAIN The committee's investigation w- -n! that nur bombinsr eTfort the American and Japanese forces it A i)Ti swinem? wnue wouw wc-wv thus far had only fleeting glimpses Possible td" go the other extreme against Germany tu airec thus far had only fleeting glimp combatant vessels w- that wiped out the great forts or of each other through the eyes than 600 i nt i rfUa a fnrmF And Diace (The -Netherlands Indies -new e-gencyin a dispatch from Colombo Ceylon quoted Vice Admiral Helf rich commander-in-chief of Netherlands East Indies forces ei saying: am convinced that today the -1 (Continued on Pite Two) (Column Four) VW A smaller craft Belgium Holland and France with arrar unnprL uuujiiv i gether with 1000 AT Nazi Warns uxeens airmen ZitiW- charred in March air power alone it seems mcreaa- He promised that the govern- WPB official charged in ffn the side which torpedo boats and lightning speed In the Isummer or mm wm M-norted making little including 800 Meanwhile reports reaching ment would make avallahle'everT tt the air will win jjondon said Kurt Daluege sue- subchasers i either of its latest Crt- cessor to Heydrich in Bohemia- the war With emphasis on floating aer- and Ukraine offensives iiPiitinni well as the ear- loaned to the WPB Allies Cheered front-line dwpatcnes saiu enffazementa off Midway issued Uver iToiesis engagements on wwy issueo uver voia German dead ana "WSVra Nips Near Rail Sector irS jre' "4 "act agaiMt Kiangsl Attack on MM? ffi £Sfe4 lier island in the Pacific and in the committeeV report was is- allies than several Coral sea near Australia iued over Nelsons protests It jnfflA- ftf the last mo over Nelsons protests jjattle of the last tanks littered the slopes Threat Much reprisals Russia Looms month For many learned that Nelson made last- nations if they are not Latest reports on nazl in the air in- were that the number of was -i-- ttv 1 executions Stimson was mu minute representations oireadv dominant air and naval losses inflicted on tee members rwterday contending wm be representations to commit- dominant Vvs iuuwvifl Wv-- AVitaDlV Will mm and Brunn for Hey- Japan 472 exr June 18 CHUNGKING jr ml I I IjC 'x-'cAi 111 XT I CLP UC Jl ralAfa th fo 7eSf that publication of the report now JJ cannot match the tre- drich's death had reached i 1 had diminished threat to the would hinder the war effort mendous production capacity of eluding an estimated ka PAfific coast "Temporarily I m0 rnrt was issued within 48 vu-tt a i med Germany in Prague Pacific coast "Temporarily The report was cludLnff an estimated when the Germans razed in storming the 230 siam Chinese success 900 000 tons of destroyers and de- oef0re- Sevastopol! Stockholm re-stroyer escort vessels ports said Sbullt Consolidated Rep Vinson (D-Ga) chairman liberator bombers were aiding of the house naval committee Sevastopol's defenders -a flatly told his colleagues that the Besides capturing Fort Gorky( In aircraft carrier had replaced the ln0 main fortifications north of battleship as "the backbone of the cjty the axis assault forces the fleet" also drove back stubborn red army "Probably when this program troops on the southern fortlrica-s completed" Vinson saidt "the tlons the Hitler command said strength of the fleet wiU The nati claim of having knifed be greater-than that of all the t0 geVastopori ring of fortlfica- Lidice Hfpnses of Nanchang "Tro Britain and the should say the threat was much hours cf 0ne by a house military wvmf nir tiower has done in the The Czech government in exile MTifot of Kiangsl has less he replieo (continued on Page Two) Pacific the Mediterranean and today demanded the right to exe- forced japa to withdraw troops A drive to Brigham City at this time of year as the sun Is going One reason tne report wa i twiumn eevtu incomplete on the Midway fight down with the countrj-siae western Europe neeas no recounw- cute Aaou muer nenuuuu ing helm Goering Heinrich Hlmmler This week's big naval battle in and other nazl leaders when the the Mediterranean was fought al- war ends in retribution for the net of green In strong contrast with the secretary said was that many fiflf IIAP Hll the nigged cliffs of the Wasatch naval fliers were still at sea on A I I ft delightfully interesting aircraft carriers which were pro- HLLUlVnllUL UIl from nearby oiiensives io -force the Nanchang garrison It was disclosed today A military spokesman said a large Chinese force had battered its way to within 15 miles of Nan-tuif nd that the Japs ob other navies ot we 'ww itlons was unconurmeu most entirely by air Despite heavy German reprisals Rep'Mott lU-ure ranvjs mjnnrifv TYiemher of the naval hibited by radio silence orders from losses caused by enemy lana-Dasea 1 forwarding reports nmmitra roTieurred in that nlanes the British were aoie io DRAFT MAPPED Outlining the dimcuities oi od- rfnmntre the Italian fleet severely Last evening we made the trip to see the mammoth hospital and got a surprise at the progress and Zun the treat area being cov- the Russians declaring they haa beaten off a series of savage new attacks On Libyan Front In the Libyan desert struglge British imperial headquarters ac-irrtri'd that British troops had viously were disturbed by General- fitatement and declared the con-ipsmo Chiang Kai-Shek's counter- structi0n program "is the great- i o- talnlni? a clear and complete pic- and force through uaaiy-neeaea ture of a modern sea ana air en-1 SUGAR STOCKS ARE ADJUSTED supplies to Tobruk and Malta offensive A est undertaken ever by any na- xuiiii th Jans have concentrat- Hon gagement Stimson noted that tne Sea Fight lesson WASHINGTON June 18 ed at least 75000 men in a three- Vinson disclosed during the hour- The lesson of the Mediterranean Senator Taft (R-Ohio) proposea that withdrawn fromtwo key defense Mitvt mnA unlit from infr fiitpiitjqiftn of the iu ered I One of the guards said 1500 men are working on the structure many of the skilled workers coming In nar todav the selective vqtiA la that decisive aominaxice the prong and points at Sldl Rezegh and tui Aaem 1 a i f1 main pommand said rvir reclassify all men marrtea (Continued on Pat Two) Nanchang Chinese guerrillas Ua great many-merchant Ajp -i 1: hn 'Mne Ke nir converted Into aircrait shins" have oeen pe- being convert vio-ii (Continued Fie Two) (Column On) SILVER SELLING regulars slowly were iir rouPTnv Tn 1 irv' outer defenses rarriers the iirltisn iorves before passage of the draft law who are living with their yes and children into class 88 calling urvi fnr rfnrv nnlv after all avail NAZIS ON EVE able younger unmarried men had POLICY MAPPED each morning from Aiaiaa iic-monton Garland and Logan The Tiard himself was from Weston on the west side of Cache valley Our driver called attention to the beauty of Brigham's Main street lined with European syca-wnrs nlanted some 12 years ago Awr-sg: of ampl uppU under SJS Sta th Nanchanj- clflc rea declared cxperlen BrIt gJJ Xn-S' wer Tn jSKuSa 'pC Vr "iiem i Minwfanr tne fvjn ri been inducted Rneakinff before the senate ap- OF BIG DRIVE nrnvrt ft resolution to correct a minor clerical error In the family WASinNGTON June 18 (AP)- Lu wn previously voted by He said Brigham people claim to structed to make adjustments xor aeize the entire cried "that we "TmMnlnue asserted that link Qunroni HTn'nthau of the trea- I i-v hnncoo Tnft said that if PARIS Jun UP)-3ermany all retailers who certify that they central China communications lit- tnM meetin? of the senate President 1 Roosevelt subsequently are aeiernns uu'" "'v several oeseri iujn have the most attractive -raaau street in all America lV Uphill into Uw tetaU to "on the eve" of a major cam- re4ul addi ional sugar 1 1 01 battleships at this time" ern perimeter of Tobruk's defenses had been captured special silver committee today he desired permission to make this country's silver available to friend oi selective stiw raj)rn against me neu mmy i uemoiiu 4-j SSstran "with "dendanto ought toll by 3hU counsellor Rudolph Retailers who apply for a Perma- raiiway-roughly between captured terms oh SSiihJ transmitted it yester- nent increase in their allowable ghangjao and threatened Yingtun Sidl Rezegh is 25 miles soutneaa of Tobruk and 50 miles from the to be undertaken under frtaken Snder We stopped in front of John Mathias home covered with flowers and saw much of beauty in a corner of the porch where red roses were peeping through clusters of wisteria and we sniffed at rfiolent aroma of honey- Egyptian frontier £1 Aaem miles due south of Tobruk BULLETINS WASHINGTON June 18 (AP) Production of tires within eight months after construction of synthetic rubber manufacturing An Italian war Bulletin aaeencu the measure 'PHANTOM BARBER CLIPS HIS VICTIMS ly foreign nations ior coinage Requests are coming from other countries including Great Britain and Australia the secretary said Britain asking about 2500000 ounces a month Morgenthau said the treasury had about 5000000 ounces that could be made avail- that aerial reconnaisiH day to Fernand de Brinon Vichy stocks of sugar may be grantea He predicted an aU-out enemy delegate an addiUonal amount equal to one fort to close the gap but confirmed Hitler was said to have demand- p0Und for each dollar of gross previous reports that Chinese denied a big effort by the French in weekly sales which they reported at olition squads had rendered mucn support of German war economy as the time 0f registration In addi- of the line "practically useless "proof of French solidarity" tlon' the local board may grant informed Chungking uai iS Following the Paris conference temporary increases up to 100 per said they believed Japan might at- it was announced that the Vichy ccnt the permanent allowable tack Russian Siberia before the government has consented to the inventoryto meet heavy seasonal summer is over but declared that closed the British were oesinmu orange and other uckle mock blooms a general withdrawal towara uiv nlants Is autnonrea was re- WHILE THEY SLEEP dieted today by Senator Gillette Egyptian frontier British Forces Split ID-Iowa) as legislation was in TsARAnoULA Miss June 18 opening or uerman oor or home canning demand at the moment tne japa -When it is Peach day in Brig- able under tne lena-iease uwdui ham" said Mr Mathias "come up desired an expression from con- andhelp yourselves to the fruit gress before action the oraVge-peach trees in the Chairman McCarran (D-Nev) of SLw Ia the committee announced after the rTA Anrtrf that inventory ad-1 -ntm finer on reinforcing their air Everybody in town today ing offices in unoccupied France justment was necessary in many strength in the China and Burma i was just as mysunea over mn tne occupiea uue pawn jre- I-- rrtTna nftmr instances Decause oi reauceu tueatres umucso "rf quency of delivery eervice In ffence reports indicated that Japs addition OPA reported It was nad now massed 500 planes in Bur- a tviB tJm reaulred for nrhans for an attack on m- BASEBALL And so I am looking- forward to dispose of 500000000 ounces of troduced designed to create an agency to increase supplies of artificial elastic The measure conceived by the senate agriculture sub-committee of which Gillette is chairman would establish a rubber supplies agency with sole authority over production of synthetic rubber derived from alcohol obtained from farm or forest products vrr-TTV Jim 18 (UP) to tasting the nectar offered oy the friendly folk of Brigham City AMERICAN LEAGUE silver to other countries ior si per ounce then buy the same amount of American-mined silver at that price Senator Johnson (D-Colo) sug Dispatches from Cairo said the British desert armies had apparently split into two forces one falling back to fortified positions near the Egyptian border the other remaining to defend Tobruk Last year the British withstood eight months of violent siege at the Mediterranean coastal fortress until relieved by a new expeditionary force striking out of Egypt The Reuters (British news agency) correspondent at Cairo headquarters of General Sir Claude Auchlnleck's Imperial command said Tobruk was "practically sur-with the' coastal road 1UUUU wa -VL 4 transfer of ration stamps to sup- dia or on far southwest plies was longer than originally and had increased the number ac- anticipated tually In China to S00 said the As tvr T-b- inn ooo nx Tm told that quite often the business men of Brigham forget business and Indulge in good fellowship and trout dinners in the Detroit 012 000 Batterieei Chandler and Dickey sociated ress Terms Imposed Trucks and Tebbetts gested in the meeting that the silver might be sold at $1-29 an ounce its treasury book value but Morgenthau said that would not be Txissible Sugar Stamps to Last Four Week basements of their homes They are jolly good fellows and motive of the "phantom oaroe as they were aboit who he ought try to clip next Without robbing or otherwise disturbing his victims he breaks into homes at night and snips 'the hair of heavy sleepers He has given haircuts to three persons in the past week and not one of them even woke up during the process Police Chief A Ezell said he didn't have the slightest idea why a man would want to do such a thing but because the complaints have been coming hard and heavy his department haa staked a $300 reward for information leading to his capture He also gave pistol permits to six volunteer officers and ordered the regular police force to be on the alert Bloodhounds riven a mans Washington Oxx xxx In Bomb Cases Cleveland Oxx xxx Batteries Wynn ana The Coloradan observed that rather than depreciate the price of silver he would prefer to lend it WASHINGTON June 18 Kennedy and Denning government of Tlerre Laval has agreed to a demand direct from Adolf Hitler for an "enormous effort" on the part of French labor In support of an Impending big German offensive on the 1800-mile Russian front it was revealed tonight KING GOES ON Am xrcnxr vnRK June 18 (Wide TTna vniup of stamps 5 and a wat? A June IS Two 6 has been increased to two pounds Russian3 WCre sentenced to 20 years believe in making life something more than a game of commercial gain I met James Halve rson and his good wife in a car 'on theedgs of the hospital site surveying" with admiring eyes the extensive struc each but each stamp wm tirUon and two naturalized i-ur- Philadelphia Oxx xxx Chicago Oxx xxx Batteries: Knott and Swift Ross rather than sell it -out we must have assurance of getting it back ounce-for-ounce" Under the silver purchase pro- four weeks instead of two so the citizcns from Yugoslavia to 10 weekly ration ior eacu years upon conviction yesterday and Tresh cram the treasury is required-to rn fmin at a half pound Feb 24 bomb the only route left open to the east Despite axis armored supremacy the British declared they still maintained superiority in the air The setback at two vital points on the half-moon front apparently meant that the British were now falling back on Tobruk's main defense works where British Tommies "Australians New Zealanders and Indian troops made history with their stand against axis siege armies last year comrjlicity in the plot' again German Ambassador World) In comPa nnoo1 time he has Boston at St Louis postponed Stamp No 4 now valid for the purchase of a pound will expire at midnight June 27 the office of A were vnrr Franz von Papen -far--- I I weather Greece tures of light brick They both are weathering the years as though years do not count In the lives of the homes of Brigham mea fi hrnaflftaster pay 7111 cents an about double the world market level for silver newly mined in the United States The meeting an executive session covered a wide discussion of but no conclusions rriro nnministrauoxi NATIONAL LEAGUE The Russians were Gorge raviov is Decommg -rr rr nnrl may be Brooklyn vs St Louis mgn footprint to start on have failed miserably None of the victims coujd give a description since they slumbered on oblivious of the tonsorial attention they were getting game and No 6 will then be valid until August 22 Say Tears ago the Halversons were were cached McCarran said and L(Onl game scheduled) TfiSnS Till 7" ItbJag im yet settled- A.

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