Jf tie Man, What Now?
Pneumonia Proof
fricter. March 33, 1345
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
Conflicting Propaganda
Puzzles Poor Japanese
- &
By The Aaaociated Prai.
an, i"-1"1" f -"-" tiucs Dy me
,. be thoroughly perplexed.
millions,
Toduy no wus iu.a uy ma war icaaera In broadcasts lnter-
led by Hie fedorul communications commission that-
.'japiui la prepiircd to tnko an offensive toward the recapture
two Jiii"- " "'""t"..ui. t-rcinicr Kun ak Kolso.
Ecfom u. 3. fleet was trounced
F,ii "11 niiijur ships confirmed
Lb" Including five atunclRrd
Lraft cnrrlcra, two battle.
ti.. ihrcc cruisers, and one
Kb of unidentified cateKory."
Bui, "100 Japanese pianos
iinrl to return. imperial
harn.' ....... ,. ,,.,.
Again m i.vn" tiiMti tp wiu.
nv are rcsoiuieiy nciornuncn
l to let a ahiKle onemy sol
icr pnd on our homeland."
1 , A U.. PA....H
i . in i 1 i i ,
it Minister r i e i a mursnuj
" .., -..-I KT . .
ell. Dllgiyuifiw Qllu iuvjf mill
Ller AOm jYiiiQuu.nita ioi.ni
jt We bovim uiiium id spvcu
ihc orKiinlzntlon of a civil-
L national defenso corps and
MjtrlbutlnB food and muni-
Ion storoa lo prupura lor ins
Liilblllty that an Invasion
fight spilt Japan and isolate
Lportant population centers."
I And lest tho llttlo man be-
lome uneasy about how his Ioiik
Ibjtiit nephews abroad ore do-
ti ha la sooinca; jnpni.osc
EJdlara are stoutly holding
iiclr positions ai nnoaui, iruK
nd the l'niiippines , . . wny;
ir iroona aro not thoro for
i ole purpose of defense. If
I r 1 1. I - 1 1 1 1 r, t I n ,lnl.
Oil CUJIB1UVI .mi. nnuntiuii ;un
Ijn, I bcllove, draw your own
lilinlle conciuaiona. ougi-
hma.
Indicating mat an invasion oi
finjapore la possible, another
madcnsl aaia mm iiapiincsc in
InwDore are "entnusiasiicni-
engaged in military irnin-
the Uttla man's dlsqulo-
fjde, ho then learned that be-
lore tne monin is oui inonr win
tt mobilized in me nomcinna
far the construction of f ortlf i-
htlona and air defense Installa
tions for the production of food
and weapons, for tho procuring
(l fuel and raw materials and
lor tho strcngtnening or tne
Imuporuitlon systems.
-,1 "-ftOIBO.
w' niiln mnn IrAi-it him rnrllr. n1liA..Ml iu .
T,"0. I" Ha, hilo. J " UX W"
imB . i 4 ,
He Is Burca inni vice .am.
nei which Httuckpcl his lm-
,n" ..III-.... Ih
nnvjr .-.... .... ......
unylointRU ou unlink
on "ground and sua" only
n.hl" riiimugn. wniio ino an-
ALLSTATE COMPANY
Flashes of
Life
By Th Aaaociated Press
STILL COOKING
SALT LAKE CITY. March 23
ft Col. Reed Walker, a cook
l Camo Luna. Las Vegas. N.
Ilex., is home on a furlough
But he i still cooking.
The explanation: "You see,
by ilitcr-ln-law is on the com-
iniltcc to get tho cooking done
or the weekly service men a
lub but there was one thing
prong. All the gals worked un
it time to eat so I was called
ID."
SURPRISE
BOUNTIFUL. Utah. March 23
m Two marina brothers
fcidn't seen each other (or 20
ponthi, but knew that each was
In the western Pacific.
I ine brothers, fighting on Iwo,
Mch thought that the other
night have been a casualty there
both went prowling through
i cemetery reading the lnscrlp
ni on tho grave markers.
Then si.rlrlnnlv. hn two. Grant
F"u jan winegar, came lace to
ax.
Marines to Play
ft Red Cross Dane
fin! T .. .. I , l
I "... fetunzow s marine dhqu
rnia .1 a- i l 1 .1
r--i uuuuilb UUnUU bU UD I.U1U
juangou vaney commun-
L' ," oaiuraay, jnarcn tt,
Rtlng at 9 p. m. Dancing will
enjoyed until micinignt.
(tills Students
fit War Bond Mark
Mill. .nV,. .UIIJ... V. ...
v. hi, cuvinuiv cbuiu
I Purchnse of war stamps and
rjas. and Friday's sale was ex
IfE'ja to put tho school over the
.uu mark for the year begin'
Fig last SontomW
I The last sala tnta1A (1R .IS.
s announced by the PTA,
oi.i r i V1?, -""'
Bfit;. "ana ai inai ume was
FOR RENT
By day, week,'
month!
I Rev r-..if I B...
' oekhammers
!Sck Fill Tampers
1 rOVCm.., D I.
Air Compretior
IfS-Ton Journal Jacks
RMbbei Tlra Wheel-
Premium wrltlncr. nf thm All.
atuto Insurance comnnnliK m.fn.
mobile insurance a.lhalrilm-l. nf
iii;iirs, tiociiucic and Co., amount
cd lo $11,1)02,(116 in 1044 aa
compared to $7,348,109 In 1943,
a gnln of $1,554,447. Thla la tho
thirteenth aucccsslvo year of In
creased premium volume for
the Allstate In.nrjinpn mm.
panics.
Cnlvln Fonlresn .Tr nr.Mnn
of the Allstate Insurance com
panies, reported that tho assets
oi me Allstate Insuranco com
pany increased $1,377,644 or
17.8 to $12.438.1Afl unri )ho..
of the Allstate Fire Insurance
company Increased $228,208 nr
B.4 to $2,011,482.
Red-haired Hollywood starlet
Rhonda Fleming bravea March
breezes and ley spray as she
posea for pin-up art's aake on
California coast's Castle ("Pneu
monia") Rock. She'll be seen
soon In "Spellbound."
Uncle Sam's T-Men Watch
Easy-Come-Ecrsy-Go Boys
WASHINGTON. March 2S tPt
Tho big ahot easy-come-eaay-go
b o y a are getting the eye of
Uncle Sam'a T-mcn.
The T la for treasury.
It wants to know whence
came all the dough that's flow
ing so freely in resorts across
tho country; whether enough
of it has gone Into Income taxes.
That's the reason Head T-man
Elmer Ircy took a crew of his
best treasury enforcement
agents to Miami recently and
garnered a cool $50,000 In "for
gotten" taxes lust by letting the
word get around.
That's the reason more of
Ircy's men are giving other re
sort spots a careful going over.
To see who's spending how
much. And how does his in
come tax return back home
jibe with that kind of money.
That's tho reason, too, Treas
ury Secretary Morgcnthau told
newsmon yesterday he's devot
ing "quite a little time" to the
subject.
Morgenthau emphaslted he's
not worrying himself over llt
tlo guya the ones pocketing
tips and forgetting them.
"I am interested In the fel
low with the suite of big rooms
and tho lush boys," he said.
The cabinet officer Indicated
a recent trip to New York gave
mm some ideas on tne matter.
"I was very busy" up there,
lie said, closing his discussion
of the matter.
Irey was somewhat more
talkative after his recent Flori
da visit.
Terming It
"onlv a bealn
ning" with Implications "all
over the country," he said the
$50,000 coughed up in Miami
was more than enouah to cav
an expenses.
"The government," he told
reporters, "has no objection to
how people spend their money,
provided incomes have been
satisfactorily accounted for and
an taxes paid.
But It wouldn't be fair to the
honest citizen. Irey went on
"to let black market operators,
? amblers and others escape
heir fair share of the taxes
that arc needed for victory.'
LINED WORK
JACKETS
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grey covert '
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Broadcloth Shorts
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A rich flaky pastry filled
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This is something different
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Also when placing your
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some of our delicious rolls,
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always have a nice variety
In stock so that your choice
isn't limited.
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' SIZES 3 TO M
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$19.95 $29.50
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$7.95 412.95
Easter Head liners
Extra smart for the important Easter parade are
the delightful Victorian, Winston Churchill and
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by Gage, Stetson and Lighton. '
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