The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 3

3-A THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 4 1942 1 i i i i 170 Canadians JAPS BOMBED BY WRECK INJURES As Wendell Willlcio Arrives in Egypt Bandit's Helper Gets 4 Months AHER CflJS HAVE Killed in Dieppe FATHER SON LOS ANGELES Sept 4 INNING STREAK A (H I1 I i' i I'r ALLfEDPlAHES (Continued From Pagle One) a light crulsert-making a ft Pretty Marion Barnhart 20-year-old Joplin Mo girl faced a term of four months in jail and five years' probation today after admit LEWISTON Sept 4 Lewis LOT REPORTS Boman 34 and his son Roland 5 of Lewiston were both painfully total of 99 Jap vessels sunk or ting she was a "safe-crackers assistant 1 i Police broke In on' the pair at damaged by American underseas ct-aft since Pearl Harbbr injured Thursday about two when the car Mr Bowman was driving struck a bridge abutment on the Richmond-Lewiston road Smaller olomoni ush a rasmonaDie caie on August a and found the girl holding a flash OTTAWA Sept 4 (UP) Major General Lctson announced today that 170 Canadian soldiers lost their lives In the commando raid on Dieppe France Letson listed 626 more Canadians wounded and a "much larger number" missing! The 170 dead includes those killed in action and those who subsequently died of wounds iLetson said those listed as missing had failed to return to England and some are presumed to have been killed or wounded in action The navy said marines light while her male companion were steadily tightening their grip Russell Fruechtenicht 37 was pry Than Those doming Is Opinion and dropped into the bed of Cub river 1 4 on the Solomon islands and that Mr Bowman suffered a slight small enemy detachmeits attempt ing to regain footholds in the stra concussion facial lacerations and bruises- His son had a i forehead laceration and bruises Both were Sept1 i SAN FRANCISCO (UP) tegic archipelago wbre "being I -v slim George Huff! Lt Cdmdr treated at the William Budge Me sought out and engaged" navy! pjatrol squadron tanned American land-basdd aircraft morial hospital in Logan and released il I -j ing open the safe Miss Barnhart said she was waiting outside the building in car and didn't know what Fruech-tenicht was doing inside When she went inside to investigate she said Fruechtenight talked her into holding the flashlight so he could finish the job more Quickly Terms of the probation call for Miss Barnhart to return to Joplin and to remain out of California for five years after serving her sentence I today Americans and leader said Operating from the Guad Patrolman Ed Pitcher of the a winning are heir allies alcanal airfield attached and hit state highway patrol who inves streak" in the SolOmbn Islands and tigated the accident said the driv Ships engaged in Iandirk ODerations victories are ahead hat bigger mortars has been taken to Australia for close examination iMeanwhile the Chinese high command announced that Lanchi 10 miles north of Kinhwa the provisional capital of Chekiang er was unable to explain immediately how the accident! occurred The victims Were taken to the i y-x ment! has started" he "The mov in that sector but the extent of damage was unknown the navy iaid I American defenders werp rrpriit- to the raw said we beat tne hospital in the Logan-Cache fire we will department ambulance beat the Solomons an province had fallen into Jap hands a counter-attack but said the draw from now on The Ihem to the ted with shooting dol-n three enemy bombers and five fighters during an attack on positions REDWOOD SEPTIC TAW ICS not bush- against the SMomons is TRACTOR KILLS TWO Chinese were renewing their assaults and expected to recap as the ones coming half I as bigj HARDIN Mont Sept 4 on uuaaaicanai On Milne Bay ture it Two men were dead today as the Huff 37 led a squaaron or uaca- result of an accident near Crow jThe Chinese Central News reported from the southern or The Jap invaders "Jf the Milne bay region of New Guinea were disclosed to have inbludpd agency yesterday afternoon in ml Sea battle I He 14ft the Hanton front that Chinese units which they were crushed by a run Durable Efficient Easy to Assemble These tanks will stand years of use Capacity for one family (500 gallons) Now £2975 outh Pacific area just before the iii an overwhelming assault were away tractor William Swift of Inrhons fighting I began after mm yy articipating in bombing aids pressing upon Sunki only 15 miles nprth of Canton and '-ad recaptured several more points about 25 -t--X- Garryowen was believed to have died) instantly and his brother-in-law Henry Ziler of Hardin died Wendell Willkie on ai voluntary mission to spread the word abroad for I resident HELLO AFRICA niiles to the northwest of the me tropolis bers of a naval landing force similar to the marines This information cdme from the fact that equipment -captured by the Australians whew they sprang their trap on the foe carried the anchor symbol of th Jap navy The equipment including flame throwers light and heavy automatic rifles hand grenades and Uooevelt of the United States unity at home alights from a Army transport piane siwuro airfield He ipoke to American troops in EgyJt and inspected theirj workshops and repair facilities near today The men were towing a combine- with the tractor when it hit some loose gravel on a down Cairo This picture sent py raaio irom airo vo iw w7 BURTOII-VALKER LUMBER COMPANY 2427 Lincoln Are Phone SS3I against tne Japanese puaiuuus During one attack by a combined American Australian squadron Huff 'said the men threw beer bottles at the Japanese after their bombs were gone I I I "The bottles serf amed as they went down" he sa He doubted If they caused much damage but hill igrade The men appeared to On the Min river estuary at Foochow in Fukien province the Japs also were reported withdraw havd been thrown underneath the tracks ing Views WILLKIE RAPS WAR CENSORS Maid I they sent ai lot of Japanese scurrying fdr cover (Continued From ps One) i JAPAN MOVING TO STAMP OUT CHRISTIANITY Huff paid tribute to the patrol been operating without conscience SJ aircraft iane puois jrrom SA a a being unscrupulous in their money- carriers making patrolling from 10 to "You are i i I lit ff 8 hours a He Is Cheered When He They are to be classed with the iym EVERY DEPARTMENT BURSTING day' he said "You When you're going to an enemy task force you are probably 800 racketeers iof the labor world That News Be Asks never know bump into If you do WITH OUTSTANDING BARGAINS! Up to yesterday Utah has had (Editor's Note: Joe Dynan 'Opened Up' miles at fa 91 traffic deaths for 1942 attack froni who tells hero of Japan move-mental azainst Christianity is a and In danger or carrier based fight-a good chance you 17 SAVINGS! crs There's former member of the Associat That is a big improvement over back'! don't come CAIRO Sent 4 Wendell SO ed Press and Wide World staff a similar period last year but returned in above the xatlitic In Tokyo lit recently per cent Idaho States after months to the United 45 45 Quality Japanese in the of Internment JE17ELRV iricnl capital) mim cloth mmm so Printed I) ASKS FOR MORE 'SCRAP' If Idaho can keep its death list at 60 for tne eight months of: this year Utah! should be able to do I 1 II equally as jwell Regular 139 VALUES TO $1 SATURDAY ONLY Regular 119 Value peciliar feature of Idahoj's vehicle fatalities for i last One motor (Continued from Fags Ons I C2) 2 rate than had been thought pos year Is disclosed sible them the mate- must get cloths Fine aualitv Drimted cotton lunch! By JOE DYNAN' NEW YORK Sept 4 (Wide World) Mi ssionaries who have been routed by war from the far Pacific fields they worked for years see a definite tendency In Japan toward an attempt to stamp out Christianity as thie Shogu-nate did some 300 years ago The missionaries both Catholic and Protestant will not be quoted publicly both for the sake of compatriots still in Japan and of native conereeations but i it is no up to Sept 4 1941 tnat state had only 67 deaths but In the 'and one sure rul" he asserted Gayly colored size 45x45 for convenience Willkie drew loud cheers from American i correspondents here when he told them the censorship under which they are working "ought to open up" I i Willkie here on a special mission which! will take him to Moscow and Chungking was asked at a press conference whether he thought American newspapers were getting adequate coverage from the i middle east "No" he replied "I think the censorship is too strict It ought to open up" Above the cheers one voice rang out: "Thanks pal" Later Willkie accompanied by Minister Alexander Kirk called on King Farouk and delivered a personal message from President Roosevelt to the Egyptian monarch i Willkie yesterday conferred with Egyptian Premier Mustafa Nahas Pasha and visited army troops based near! Cairo Ideal for gifts afternoon teas and next four months of the stormy pe way Is to bring put the scrap Nelson said an all-out salvage riod of the year the added fatalities parties have to inslude aban- effort would jumped to 114 ANDERSON'S MAIN FLOOR 4 bridges and old dord railroads buildings that same period had Utah in only 79 to have to take MV art going SATURDAY ONLY bridr which may or may not be i MmM) 1 Boys' secret that Japanese Authorities regard I the church as one of the Weber county in the past eight LIMITED QUANTITY "but we won't tracks that are he added tke jbridgeis or TENNIS SHOES facets of western Influence which 2 TO A CUSTOMER months has had a bad record ail-most doubling the fatalities as com they are striving to erase i Here's a chance to he same months last FALL ACCESSORIES TO ENHANCE YOUR FALL COSTUME! pared p) WiVH your sheets for fall year The military minds dominant in Japan iregard Christianity and Its doctrine of humility as irritating a fine quality muslin Is this dike to the heavy increase to Samurai pride i in Dooulation or is it chargeable As far back as 1939 Japan sheet that you have been waiting for Sorry only 2 to a customer limited quantity to growing carelessness? Both passed la law requiring a permit Here ladies a big assortment of lovely jewelry pins broaches necklaces earrings many values to 100 don't miss this bargain for Saturday only i MAIN FLOOR ANDERSON'S from the religious bureau of the education ministry for (any group Commentators have attempted to Look i mothers MAIN find in the cabinet shake up In Ay Sizes MAIN C-'-lwSX FLOOR here'i supreme desiring to propagate its doctrines Spain signs of a tendency on the LOGAN TWTNS JOIN NAVY SAL TLAKE CITY Sept 4 (AP) The Salt Lake naval recruiting office today listed its first pair of Utah twins The pair are Golden and Sylvan Forsberg of Logan 22 who hope to become aviation mechanics An older brother Leo is in the army in the empirel When the Protes u-eful' to th war effort Mut Shock The job of the newspapers said Vk "Admiral XI Robinson chief of th bureau of procurement and materiel is to "shock the people Into a realization of our tru staf of affairs" and to prove ihi the salvage campaign is no Vndo5fglin? gesture to build syn-the tic1 morale" If the people ate not convinced your headlines may tell them how we finally arrived only to find that we had come with too little and too late" Robinson concluded A minimum of 17000000 tons of Iron and steel scrap must be rounded up jin the last six months of this year to prevent the ste'el Industry's fjirnaces from shutting down It was estimated by Paul Cabot deputy director of WPB's shoe jvalue for the sturdy youngster who will soon be In school part of Geh Francisco Franco break away from the axis 9 tant missions 'applied for permits the bureau declared there were leg 25c 1IIIL "too many" religions and said al Protestant missions should be uni Franco will be slow to offend Germany or Italy because the two fied in one embracing the Japanese Combination BLOUSE SET REGULAR 149 nations served him to good pur Christian church pose during! the Spanish revolution This church would be headed by Reg 139 Farmereffes SATURDAY ONLY If the axis should begin to lose Japanese responsible in the end to the education ministry This church should it was stated file ground and give evidence of weak 1 9 ing and it would have been a source of regret if due to lack of help the crop could not have been harvested and packed I I It is too! early to predict the final outcome but the outlook now is far more promising than it was two wdeks ago 1 1 with the bureau a statement out if I 1 lining its beliefs MAIN FLOOR 'Anderson's ening the (present government jf Spain could be expected to grow more friendly to the allies but not Until then i SIZES 8 TO 14 The bureau further decreed that conservation division Heavy terry cloth ank the church co ild not receive any funds from abroad but I all money must come from the Japanese i I lets for lonrer wear- Hundreds of men women boys ose denim for the 'teen age ing Solid colors in sizes Faded blue and girls sturdy CARBON YOUTH Christians I strong play togs for any and girls are working in our canning plants! i Deseret Mortuary After lengthy discussions all 9 to xpun line this value aturday only youngster Our greatest value MAIN SC ANDERSON'S I ii" i Canners have been pleased with Protestant clergymen except the Episcopalians voted to merge for the purpose of complying with the DIES IN WRECK the response made to their appeal law for workers i i Gay colored pastel blouse and skirt sets for back to school skirts come In gay colored plaids with shoulder straps The blouses are a plain pastel shade of slub broadcloth Thus dfrectly through Its powers Aaron bibbs The fines! crop of tomatoes ever Boys' and Girls' over the clergymen and Indirectly Dial 8897 Limited Quantity PRICE Utah I Sept 4 (AP) through its powers over Japanese produced in this region is ripen- Clyde Evans 20 of Wellington SCiOSL TOILET TISSUES subjects who have to foot the bills the government can easily died early today in an automobile crash five miles east of here REGULAR 10c squelch any undesirable doctrine in MAIN FLOOR ANDERSON'S Evans was a passenger In a car VL this quarter From that it is only i telling the churches a short step to driven by Wallace Straight of Co lumbia whoJcSCaped with slight in Redy to Work doctrines or teach exactly I what TALL STORY IN MILLINERY i juries! Straight told Investigators ings they shoiild have which to GUARANTEED 650 SHEET TO THE ROLL STAMPED GOODS he crashed Into the rear of discard stalled truck trying to avoid a authorities aim at Now the car coming from the opposite di I same control over achieving the rectlon The truck driver said he 07)q SIZES v- Oi was preparing to put out warn Japanese Catholicism This as Catholics and those familiar with the Catholic structure know en- REGULAR 49c SATURDAY ONLY BV2 TO 2 MAIN IUW8 ing flares when Me accident oc curred i ails a fundamental conflict I Sorry! lOjRoIIs fo a Customer! 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