Show - : - - - - - t- - : i1tZikc ebt 0 riLiune February 14 - s Sunday Morning k 41) 1943 - '' '''' Guatemalans Boast Rich Scenic Land ::''i:ii'-::-:ii:ii:::::: :! : : i :i:i::::0 : ) : : i:"110 : v 07 - -- g ‘- - :"':--: 0 i'2 i!i-:- - - ' - - ' : ''' - J : ::::': - ' 1 :ittrlotir--- : : s::::::::J ':Itiv ':it':' ' ::':'::i::: ' '' Batcal :i'': LosAnclotese :1I El Progreso 'Pee : :::::::::::::::: :::i:i?::::::::::-::z:- 40(2" 11? q - ::: p Flores I Dolores ijs: 1 ::::ii:: - :::t: t::::::::::':: :: -- t 413 — I TO ----- -- - -- — — - — ------- - - ---:- a ekb - - Vanilla Exports Put - :- neared U Officers Guadalcanal Campaign S Japanese officers were captured but everywhere there" was evidence of their exodus Be- bind them they left their per- sonal gear including the coveted sword pistols daggers all of which they are forbidden by divine tradition never to remove except in death It is impossible to comprehend supplies and equipment the Japs left spread along the beach between Marovoro and here" said Major Butler ! "Apparently the Japs evacuated a large number of troops the night of February 7" said Major Butler "in the vicinity of Marovoro as our forward outposts heard much bering and commotion alon g the shore and we had little opposition on February 8 or today "Most prisoners we captured suffered from malaria There undoubtedly were hundreds cf Jap soldiers who died on this island of malaria and one of the reasons for our victory was that we were able to combat the disease and the Japs Burled Some Valuables couldn't" apparently The Japs made a frenzied effort that less than to bury some valuables but other 200It was estimated in remain the is:and's Japs on the supplies were dumped food short interior without jungle and abandoned Few FORCES ON GUADALCANAL S I Feb 9 (Delayed) (UP)— Two bearded men their uniforms caked with mud advanced cautiously toward each other through an abandoned coconut plantation saluted and clasped hands today in a reunion that signaled the end of land fighting on Guadalcanal It was the union of two American forces which had driven the last vestige of Japanese resistance' from the northwestern tip of Guadalcanal in the first victory of the war in the Pacific Leading the forces moving from the west Major H Wirt Butler Ill naSpringfield tional guardsman greeted Lieutenant Colonel James Dalton Burlington Vt pushing westward d with his troops "I'm damn glad to see you colonel" said Major Butler wringing his senior's hand "I'm sure glad to see you too major" the colonel replied Men Rush Forward Men from both commands rushed forward through the dense underbrush waving their rifles and hugging each other Every man of them shouted almost as one: "It's all over boys" they cried "We chased those little yellow (unprintables) back to Japan" Old friends from the two forces recognized each other despite the dirt and beards on their faces and the camouflaging of their uniforms They greeted each other Coffers of Natives - By Robert C Miller United Press Staff Correspondent WITH THE AMERICAN New Funds Into - -- - Polynesia - :b- ----- - oft - - — - : t 1'4 '' - ----- War Demands R eumon of Bring- Wealth s End ignale To Z"Z-- 1 - :: tea i:::::::: ::::: Ar t ! '' t r's jab-office- By Alfred Cooper Rowland PAPEETE Tahiti (Delayed) UP) :: 0 H:: GLIA A a-tfa te EMAL war has brought prosperity —The '''7' Olanchito eCobán - uncal Of to 1 the French 1011-i::'1:::::'47Huehteteriang Polynesians 10§0000 0114 INg' an b t Oceania because of for the demand a 'zInZ Esss A i? aenviwo- -: - - Santa Rita Yorov Za"P J:::Sps t -Alz vanilla and of mother 1)copra ow pearl 71"004e ii::1 orq c:g- A 'is '4' ir shells -- '': uatema a 1 cHolmay0:Dguat41Zs: Juticalpa :::i:::::: The residents of the near-b- y Z 'IF islands have been lifted to French 'niliii lit the fourth of a serleit - '! g ' :::::::::::::::::::i:: at "Da nl11 a state of plutocracy because they i of i6ix informative articles and ::'''':'irsi'::U:::::::al 6 K'''''''s ' equcigalpavr e Il0N tSAl produce most of the vanilla now :::::': 4' maps on the reptiblica of the flt rc ifri-2:e----- -ground 01110we and probably : : available to the United States Caribbean and Central America VA DOR ::::: Zero fight- of ammunition Three bullet-riddle- r from and other malaria Vanilla for the growers always ers which apparently had been diseases ' ig N'34""-tt- 7 i Wzo '1111 ' A C has been feast or famine with the Copyright National Geographic shot down early in the campaign Patrols are leaving tomorrow 4 ''11&Zzo I' b Society price depending on how much was were discovered along the beach c3c p to ferret out those (Wednesday) two-man Next door to Mexico fronting on produced on the island of Mada:: st :: subnot far from a and take them prisoner Now with the remaining gascar supply tkoth Pacific and Caribbean wa- marine which had been beached or annihilate them too from Madagascar cut off from the ::::ii:g::::1::::'7:0::::::tairo::::::i:e:oasstA Alexander of Colonel George ters Guatemala is the moristnporp112: With fighting ended troops will 06f1StftMliiiein 7T""V -- ' NUM States the South sea crop epoxy Elmo United Chicago who led the force down be utilized of the Central is in demand at day and night estabgreat high prices was the coast from Verahu E trung- along the slim land The only fly in the ointment has lishing impregnable defenses to a wounded machine slightly by Jap Yet oxcarts still park the united nations by declaring out the double seacoast its prod- been a scarcity of merchandise 175000 bridge between the continents make Guadalcanal perm ace ntly gun and was evacuated Lieuten- secure from any possible About the size of Louisiana this there behind motor cars rural In- - war on Japan December 8 1941 ucts to We in a accessible the hear chorus future great Papeete ant Colonel George F Ferry of republic crowds within its borders dians come to town dressed in the on Germany and Italy Decem- Pacificareeiasily of complaint because the natives invasion and to build en I Japanese of several way by ports Steel I Chicago former Carnegie samples of much of the worlds traditional costumes of their an- - ber 12 an arsenal from which to drive plenty of money without outstanding among which is La have him and Butler it There volcanic moun- manager replaced the all from his means to it enemy The idea of on conquered of Fonseca Union spend Gulf the was sent to the head of the ad- lands tains rise more than 12000 feet cestors and the old native market El Salvador has more people to laying up money for a rainy day Moreover fnan-rinrailways run the never vancing spearhead from the west cascades streak steep persists along" with such examples the square mile than Any other occurs to the Polynesian of nation the Dalton's forces meanwhile had Stretching The urgent demand for copra slopes and blue lakes cra- - of presentsday progress as a de- - American republic except Haiti length into Guatemala one line goes to driven steadily along the western atikert-- 9 riled between peaks remind the partment ' cf agriculture active in With an area a little less than Puerto Barrios giving El Salvador also brings good revenue to the coast meeting diminishing rethat Guatemala is Some- - promoting scientific development that of New Hampshire and Con-o- f an overland outlet to the Carib- colony when there are ships to -as sistance the hours passed times- caned the tropical Switzer- necticut combined it is the small- - bean El Salvador's crops and livestock transport it And at the Tuamotu said that "from the landla ndFerry on mainAmerican est the demand for atolls the of mother country section of the great Down in the low hot coastlands Pureblood Indians ing we advanced behind a barrage land Yet it has close to 1850000 highway about half of which is pearl shells has brought great acof marine artillery which did a Is another side of Guatemala—a 60 i TE'E Twilit cent is estimated that It inhabitants per now ready for traffic tivity and prosperity Our first con4:11a job i'vz ) magnificent s trcpical backdrop of palm groves of the Guatemaltecos are pure of the Salva- through About more Central America is In Full Swing' tact with the Japs came on Februand birs banana plantations of blooded Indians descendants for dorans are of mixed Spanish and than 'uproariously One said "Jeez men I wish we ary 2 when we met a force esticompleted d birds in the the most part of the famous Indian blood The war has brought back pearl : roisy are the breath of ecoNearly all the to celebrate this I'll mated at 2000 fresh Jap marines had Exports of culthatched houses beside whose ungle: mainder are pure Indian except a nomic life to El Salvador with buttons because of the diversion of bet a bottle Y Mayans be mom she when wilt and well armed my glad streams hemmed in by overshad- ture included advanced farming few who are of Spanish descent fully equipped In normal 80 to 90 per plastics to other uses "We believe these troops land- coffee contributing one lagoon i s worked reads this back home" times mathematics astronomy architecowing vegetation only overwhelmingly Although of cent the total Other exports by divers Now Exhausted the men flopped on ed to protect an attempted evacMost of the three and a quarter ture and sculpture The rest are cultural (about 80 per cent of the are in is full Center Business District in activity silver sugar henequen of for the first relaxation uation since they disappeared on "'on people of Guatemala live chiefly of mixed Spanish-India- n at the Tuamotus east of the ground land is under cultivation) El Sal-In- d and gold swing balmisnamed the "Peruvian 3 to the MAIN drive offensive AT the we since STREET Sth SOUTH outflanked when in the highlands the mountain February stock plus some Ger- vador has a number of relatively sam" (valuable for surgical and here was renewed island from the them" laps watershed that divides the coun- - man Spanish norand Italian colonists who The largest is San medicinal use) of which El Salvacities Although there is more money ail witb lattakaas 70 0lautiful Booms into two unequal parts On a mally play an important part in large February 181 by landing troops Es-at Troops Hold Back Salvador the modern attractive dor has practically a world mo- than usual we must content our- - Verahue miles and radio Cape beyond COFFEE SHOP selves black with native tobacco cool hills p:easant plateau nearly 5000 feet the republic's economic life in the capital situated perance behind the Jap lines and George's troops remained at iin from the narrower Pacific Coffee (the leading money crop) back from the tropical coast nopoly lis widely tinned butter (rationed) dull razor The coffee New Comfort &Convenience industry t trapping the enemy between two Marovoro until February 8 when s!tuated the capital and bananas are supreme in which has a population of more distributed over the country blades (whiskers have come back) coast the Dalcolumns advanced Meanwhile along rushing a they Guatemala City A modern cen- - Guatemalan economy and few 100000 yellow than writing paper : 1' through the operations of many other such The historical battle for Guadal- ton's forces pushed up beyond I '4 I' T P- -A- t 1 1iio:'t41tor of handsome public buildings they make up nearly 90 Together minor inconveniences Like most of its neighbors El small per cent as well growers independent months six which 15 canal miles below m1 began hotels We Cape and movies this city oif the Tassafaronga have fewer gadgets Chicle a forest Salvador is studded with volcanoes as the big producers shops People The 35 miles to the Esperance behind heavy artillery 1 Li'llitiTiril'i 11 has a population of more than product exports j have learned to walk again be- - and two days ago coast used in making chewing some of them still active and coffee agreement set- cause near the down the a east which blasted beopen barrage and path have tires gasoline gum is also important among the most spectacular of the ting quota allowances has been a come rare mouth of the Tenaru river ended for them luxuries Izalco west of San great help in cushioning the shock In 1940 the United States bought hemisphere : Uo S o WOLIEll at 4:25 p m about 100 yards in But United States the of Guatemala's Salvador is known as the "light- of about people g and problems deserted west native of the village can envy these fortunate isles— sold around house" because of its constant red other dislocations -' Tenamba near the Tenamba -N aete FACE DRAFT ofxports the imports Guatemala now is glow During the last century and El Salvador joined the united we raise our own coffee and can of :-river as a we have as to be Sam Uncle a raised itself has cups many half it day shipping by layers nations after the Japanese attack ort r S Labor Department figures reported 1 111':::'11supplies of mica of lava and ashes to a height of On Pearl Harbor declaring war on wish Also we have avocado pears Jar) Occupation Ends tt l'eiC423'Ifi' tsat close to half of all women 18 to small but valuable ':: in and sweetest the the as well as more than a mile oranges 8 1941 four and i 45 wil be drawn Into jobs outside the snlittings and chromite December of Japan the drives Simultaneous The world some cinchona bark for quinine El Salvador's fertile volcanic days later on Germany and Italy orr e during the next 18 months ended As to the war itself the mag1311 ? 'N :: favor the - eliminating long and danger-I- f soil and mild climate romen are drafted wouldn't you Famed Honduras Solonificent naval the in of MI5 water transport the new railvictory luxuriant many crops growth the island and for the first time 1:1 ' rrefr efflee work and regular hours? way bridge built across the Suchi- The country has rich natural re14 i area of mon islands has confounded all in mile The 45000-squar- e the Pacific War the Nippons Fr a lvttle prrparatIon new you may te river at the Guatemala-Mexicthe Their admirals armchair 1444kC!i in sources 4 and minerals timber only to is of Honduras about that ' equal nr were forced to retreat from preembarrass border is vod dIsappointrnent consolation is have been "Iko that helpr-eand to silver they "4or copper prove state Cuba gold including of expected the e ' Pennsylvania rt i later Classes in typing shortviously conquered territory in speeding the movement of lead iron and mercury ' of a iin very distinguished company t ' Shaped roughly in the for-nt'ard bookkeeping English and of lice ful ) To Except for a few hundred who l'"- -T' Oceania French issue the between essential unCentral is fan shore supplies its northern long in from small boats kr inaclrilmea are ava:lable the day or night America Mexico and the United Ilas Many Parts escaped of the '" battle relief great brings sea Caribbean rolled its the along a! Heraer Eusiness College 45 East northern part of the island in the : While El Salvador is the only "handle" States narrowed to a relatively from the anxiety for the sister past the army ' Japanese Proadway Ptone for free literature Caledonia fortnight of ' American '''41i'-with Central colony Its i with Hontook stand Guatemala republic few miles On the Pacific side (Acverl)mert) and marine units on Guadalcanal VV-I Jo ei duros has a population of a little on The rallying of the French forces were 7 g 4 utterly annihilated or taken the side of the united nations Itt over a million the Majority of A t - prisoner )01 in one is of Africa north the hap'' in areas live the highland whom ' evacuate to '41t the haste In : which make up most of the coun- - piest events ofTo the war to the then their untenable island the Japs c-ahere them it proves people 1 ' a is of land It ) try spectacular that nothing can blemish the tra- - left great quantities of booty beil' sat of more mountains than scenery This included two 10000 feet hich of sheer gorges clitional friendship between the hind them complete radio stations and scores ' a ' Consult mile and lost valleys of vast stretches French and the United States 'e'- i and landing boats of ' sampans Florence Swenson ' ferof and forests Get Homesick and 200 boats about Corsetiere collapsible tile open deltas ut4 t Many of the islands' young men dozens of outboard motors field ''' t From the northern coastal re- - were A 5 c coastal machine in guns yicthe guns pieces great participants nRcomes of Honduras the ' gions in Egypt War is especially ammunition food and medical tion's chief money crop the ba- - tory 4 men for tra4 A of hard those supplies Polynesian nana Honduraa is the leading blood ' more suffer A They perhaps banana country of Central from homesickness '4 than any other 4 America rt people in the world ' Allin-OnI ''11TNVO e to water the only con-4rnetproNitle In letters they confess that they plan day and night for bread fruit Famous LI Choose nonstrategic trade of Latin Amer- long to Salt Lake County (outside of Salt Lake Citv)-----wate- r or the fel' (mountain plantain) ti ica is suffering from or the belted the so — - t Irmo served with miti hue (a sauce at other war problems ipTniolpnghaend made toundation—both uhielt it i admitted is vitally needed special When from 1 poscocoanut) nafine Each of stabilize the economy of this economy price! bill 't to sible dried bread fruit ""'''''' brocaded cottonand-tion—which promptly declared war the soldiers but wartime Tahitian ' t rayon the axis batiste powers following against of Beautifully DO NOT SIGN make such mail- °theirs the Japanese attack on the United communications tailored and well worth more 'WASHINGTON Feb 13 CT) — I States—Uncle Sam is cooperating ings rare i Tearose than its price until you as we are Isolated our 'native :: an from of The crash with the Honduran government in army plane 410t sizes 34 to 44 belted to that self- pe killed field other fields as well These include centered 'sr 1 Washington foundation: sizes 36 to 34 Mezranine state of mind which small aBolling road building and the development f colonel a n d two enlisted men 1 at4 of the opposition is and how they What the cut when communities fall off into A of new and old products including ' 1 I officials from field Bolling 'C Saturday the fiber plants of abaca and roTo be sure the two broadcasts announced would obtain the needed Deer Creek or other water Belle vegetable oil mahogany and 41 ne a-aa week in the native language rubber identified as: were dead The ' ' -from the Papeete radio station t ' H 1 Horace Colonel Lieutenant Great Iteourees thimost even the islands distant Erho the real opponentii of are keep ' f Y' D 34 of Manchester Washington ' 1(2p 32 to 40 For Honduras has a wealth of still infornied of events on the battlee:e' Average ronts But the rest of the time C chief of the air unit of the mili- " e''' i largely undeveloped resources: po- fthe !tI Figures average polynesian has his t tential water power from FOR THEN you will sign only service in the ' 't t mountain streams: forest Compare this lovely extensive mineral deposits of r with $1250 garments 22 silver and gold (once you'll find it outstrips tt of Quinton N J treasure for Spain and still im- Soldier Stabbed s Dies them in beauty and per' lk v '' 411 W Private First Class Robert portant among national exports) formance! The airy power Taxes? Certainly Taxing power is the security required t 13 SPOKANE Wash Feb (11 ( copper iron lead zinc antimony 4 net sides keep ambitious Ia Anderson 23 formerly of Eliza' H General Jacob and Rue been have (' —Brigadier is petroleum 4IIicIi of case to Deer Creek curves in tow while in reported the the ' ment Others 4 An'' son Lee '! La 51'7 of Robert repaN In the fertile valleys and grassy dolph said Saturday Private Lee beth iv' t '' i 11 satin and satin rayon as low ''' Texas of Miss Beaumont Brown 1 derson : 111 Hattiesburg plateaus of the interior herds of be paid over a period of Lastex panels control fore ' years without interest t as 259 cattle graze and such subsistence Negro soldier at the Galena army Colonel Manchester a native of Nude For and aft bulges i LI t crops as corn beans and other air depot reservation was stabbed Portchester ' N Y ' was graduated --- 0 Salt Lake County Will pay for any water it receives in Mezzanine average 32 to 40 figures t - ' Coffee to death Friday following an arvegetables are raised t I from Norwich university Vermont tropical fruits henequen and to- gument with another Negro solthe same manner as Salt Lake City—through a water ''Nr1 t :411 bacco also are grown in Honduras dier whose name was not re- in 1931 and also was a graduate i 4 0 forces c:-!air of the arm y flying coconuts vealedwith along 7 of district which can levy a limited tax on the 4 :i::i:!:'::::jvatQue El Salvador Has Many People - tz a I Eleambio I :::!:::: - ---- - no el A- 4-- - :3-- 7' --- :-- --A tY1--P- At I ' ------- --- -- --- -- et c3 N s e- l' - 41-1- -- - -'' For Small State Z(s- --- - r:: - c --- 1 ‘ !t7tr 5 1 - an :: :ilii:::::::: -- - - le oti::::-:-:n:::::::::::- -a --- '' 1:--- -----1- l'''C'7:k7sN3::::-------'ccIPa:z!- battle-begrime- aM -- e : 11 1 g well-construc- ed Pan-Americ- an er four-fifth- two-thir- Booms! etrisg ga (kJ' ds bright-feathere- k4t S6Nrs----N:- - -- - -- r ' A 1 inter-Americ- an I I nine-tent- hs etel' war-shippin- three-quarte- I10 7 rs l o i - '4: - --- 4- r Y' ! - :- i N rc THE SALTLAIIE CHM": 17ATER ' r still-untouch- COCIEVIAlley'tDISTRICT 1 - banana athaneed he petitions opposing the creation find out it this "plan" - dktrict dibM the district the petition oplt thtsidld for I property the large industries as well as the small property owner - general tax levy is limited by law to one-hal- f mill prior to the delivery of water and thereafter not to exceed one mill on the dollar of assessed valuation of property within the district except in the event of accruing defaults or deficiencies in which case not more than an additional half mill may be levied There is one in Carbon County several in Colorado all participating in government-sponsoreprojects Salt Lake County must Water Conservancy Districts are not new II 4 r'1'4 c j i 1 i' 4 ' ' tr-- t '' !: ' ' - ' ----------- - - m—-- i - -- —- -- " ' I i P - in—p k -- 11 -- -i - - siv-- kIf ) 'CI !2:1L--r- :' -' - -------- -- - - 0 )u — - -- --'-'-------7-- -: al‘xk - - -- -- : 1 - -- - It "4 11 :- - j : 00a t $44- - - :r ' 11'' - -- - T- Nib's - -- d WAR act if it is to obtain water — LN "tors 114-stor- ' 44 - - - ‘ n -- 11r 917) Allin-- I - - and Girdles - ' si h- - 1- - I:1Z all-ino- ne - it f'- 1 t:f I ' - - -- r- ALEXANDRIA La Feb —Three army men were killed when a plane from Esler field here crashed Wednesday eight miles northeast of Columbia La Captain Charles A E Goodwin Esler base intelligence officer announced Saturday The plane was on a routine flight between Alexandria and Monroe La Goodwin said Those listed as dead included: First Lieutenant Claude W Vroman 21 pilot of Mt Vernon Wash sister Mrs Velma Hill of I Mt Vernon : : -- 4: e-1t-- tk- - - a —4' 11 -s dor lk L ) $ t gt 1 4 ' i if ) 4 4j: if: Health Belts sets 1 ki ! f t Others ' i f ' as low- as t 39- t i etrow'ac!! 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't - - - Ositil:Wri ' Nu-Bac- ks I i v e s Mrs Helen N J Quinton Private Anderson a star basketball player in high school was a member of the Bolling field basketball team o:: ' r) - - 1 1 1:''1::"1'- - ! t -- Belted 1 - 77 2:plna:4:::"-z---- estii -r -- Cr' ----- -- it--- - NZs -' t I one: n ' - 400------t---- -'' - - -- - ±4k -- -- ---'-- - - --- :r- AL —--- lte a- rt--- -: ::4- - - ' - -- --- ! -: - ---------- ------- — A - - f sk)" A :-'- - - - colonial the creation ma- ximum Colonel Enlisted Alen Die in Crash '- s - ‘41 : T i00er 4 ' r - 1 1"1-''-''--- ''''---- !Or The : - - j district :- -- - ' -'--- - i' : - - - :' '' " ' - -- - - '(-- ' - |