Show Temperatures at seven (Tor period eadlotf ( a m today) MaxMiiW MaxMin ' 65 45DkUJCity 68 47 Ogden 57 3S 69 37 Omaha v Albuquerque 70 50! Phoenix 81 53 Atlanta 60 38 60 31Pocattllo Bismarck 61 37 Portland 46 40 Boise : 38 55 30 Reno BuUe :61 53 29 Hock' Springs 52 34 Chicago 47 67 67 36!Salt Lake Denver Grand June 66 43 San Antonio 77 61 60 49 79 50 San Fran Las Vegas 56 32 Los Angeles 65 52 St Louis 49 36 49 34 Seattle Minneapolia 60 36 New Orleans 77 61 Sheridan 3 43 37(Washington New York The Weather tTAII—Rain this afternoon I 24-ho- ur be- - ' eemlng intermittent (light rain to night Vyednesday mostly cloudy With scattered showers south port 1 lion cooler j to Seventy-fift- h -- —— J — Tba Ooitea Year— No 263 The Asseiate4 Utah1 Lesislatare tii Ends M aw irians Probe" of Liquor II I Foreign Aims v A Request Made in ' SALT LAKE CrITY March 3 (AP)— The 26th Utah legislature was over today but repercussions of its action on the liquor control question xT i F 1 WW Refusing to oust Lawrence John- 'son and Justin Hurst commission 'members as requested by the sen-at- e Miw said he would not act on "rumors charges and inferences" but would review the senate findings ai&d press hisr own investigation "But if they are guilty I shall 'remove! them immediately" the ligovernbr added Refers to Allen He akso referred to James C Allen who was turned down by the senate after Maw recommended 'him to succeed himself on the JSaid the governor: ' J I also haye tlr Allen's asin- I in thip inquiry at heart jterest feel that he too is an honest man" Iri iti final session yesterday are uenate - approved the governor's nomination of George II Lunt of SCedar City for the" post ° on the liquor commission f The appointment of Lunt requested by Republicans was popular with members of both parties A Hfbrmert federal district attorney he has been aiquor coinmis5ion coun sel for the past eight years Senator Ward C Holbrook i chairman of the senate liquor iinvestigating committee ex- pressed the bypartisan backing of Lunt qy saying that if the commis-sio"had followed the advice of its own counsel it would not have gotten into such a mess" Aaron ITracy Named The appointment of Aaron Tracy of Ogden to a two-yeterm on the i) i looked) By Douglas B Cornell 1945 six-lan- Nips Weakening on Iwo Fires Still Russ Near Berlin Burning in Nagoya After Crossing MANILA March 13 (AP) Tank-le- d 41st division infan 6- - Oder town and seized four more villages as they pursued retreating Japs toward the hills of Mindanao island headquarters announced to day while other doughboys pressed the cleanup of south ern Luzon island 7 "The doughboys are slowly en- larging their bridgehead against stiff opposition and numerous counter-attacks- " siid the dispatch from Don Whitehead of The Associated Press New gains widened the bridge head to nearly six miles at points along its 11 mile breach in the German Rhine line! The Germans estimated that from 60000 to 70-0First army troops were in the critical area— a maximum increase since yesterday of j 30000 Americans Hundreds of rocket firing planes were reported assisting the attacking infantry Lieut Gen Courtney H Hodges' troops captured a j hill north of Hoenningen 16 miles northwest of Coblenz at the south end of the -- 00 trymen captured Zamboanga partments and the federal judiciary during the 1946 fiscal year The figure represented an Jn crease of $23225608 over appropri ations for the current fiscal year and the state department alone re R D PARIS March 13 (AP) —The First army has thrown a pontoon bridge across thel Rhine to its Remager bridgehead e and has driven to a point! less than two miles from the highway linking the Ruhr with Frankfurt on the Main a bridgehead dispatch announced tonight On Mindanao Isle er met the middle east potentates Also historic facts of the conference are not over- i Americans Enlargmg Bridgehead To Nearly Six Mile's as Troops Totaled at From 60000 to 70000 Zamboanga linger :d on with the promise to behind the the "Big Three' at work in ja bill to provide $259109700 for oi Gov Herbert :B Maw to watch to their dinner parties and commerce deinvestigate the state control aboard the destroyer where the state justice and FINAL EDITION PAGES Yankees Near Riilir Rotate Gross Rhine on Pontoons Yankees Capture Yalta Confab Standard-Examin- 12 At enrte Arrive First j o NCA Servtee 1945 f WASHINGTON March 13 (Uf) —The house appropria tion committee recommended today that congress loosen its At purse strings and give the state department more money (Editor's note: The begins today a series toi achieve its foreign policy of five articles oh the recent historic Yalta conference taking objectives The recommendation was made the readers scenes Hy Doug Lovelace jcommission 13 I —: : : Appropriation Bill i o F $259109700 F R Clmrcliill —— Strike Paralyzes Film Studios Mire Money for U S : "'- OGDEN CITY UTAH TUESDAY EVENING MARCH Prf House Unit Asks TTh Gdvernor Refuses To Discharge Johnson and Hurst Preaai —— : - : in Force LONDON March 13 (AP)Ger-ma- n broadcasts declared today at least nine soviet divisions had crossed the Oder river between Kuestrin and Frankfurt 'and :were attempting to beat toward Berlin The Berlin radio said red 'army forces were striking"' toward the capital from Kietz on the Oder's west bank opposite fallen Kues trin rom a bridgehead opposite Goeritz six miles farther south and from a third bridgehead at Le-b12 miles south of Kuestrin and four north of Frankfurt Capture of Kuestrin 38 Imiles east of Berlin and 16 north of Frankfurt was announced by Moscow yesterday but the German high command said nazis still were fighting in the southern fringes of that city one of the three biggest fortresses guarding the path to I Copyright by Associated ceived an increase of approximate Press ly that amount The committee cut WASHINGTON March 13 (AP) $13620100 from the total approved — A plane bearing American Stars by the budget bureau ' It A' Cross-Rhin- e salient to a Endorses down Bars and dipped Foreign Policy light Von Ousted Rundstedt tThe committee endorsed the delanding on a Russian 1 1 on 41st 10 seized The noon on four minutes after villages airstrip Border reports reaching Switzerpartment's foreign policy objectives Feb 3 and said it was disinclined "to rethe highway about two miles north land said Field Marshal Von RundFranklin D Roosevelt— 7000 strict or delay their attainment bestedt had once more been deposed of Zamboanga as engineers were miles and 13 days away from the cause of insufficient appropriaas supreme German commander in a 1 reconditioning captured nearby White House — tossed aside a cig tions" the west These were without Berbomber airdrome 215 miles from aret and stretched out a hand as (An appropriation of $71878400 HOLLYWOOD WALKOUT lin confirmation but one of the Actors Arturo de Cordove and (left) Soviet Foreign Commissar V M wjas recommended for the state dereasons for such a shake-u- p Borneo The Japs abandoned for- might Charles Legnler talk to picket Mel Mel vyn at Hollywood's Para Molotov came aboard They sat partment for the fiscal year exhave been the German fumble mount studios as picket lines were established at all motion picture TWENTY-FIRS- T in easy chairs and chatted clusive of overtime pay for emBOMBER siuaios oy siriKing craftsmen to force recognition of the LONDON March 13 (UP) The COMMAND HEADQUARTERS Twenty minutes later an- aide ployes compared1 with a correover Painters" F L international the A! union Alliance International Berlin radio said today that GUAM 14 to Molotov March tell that of for Wednesday $47070588 sponding figure interrupted of Theatrical Stage Employes as bargaining agent for set designers allied forces crossed the Rhine Super-Fo- rt ( AP) — American another plane was landing Its red the current year In assault resses bent upon destruction of Berlin boats downstream Studies of steel aluminum and white and blue concentric circles from Osaka's "hidden factories" put and reached identified it as British Remagen nfiagnesium production—which may The German communique deswinter on the east bank the torch to Japan's second largThe foreign commiss-ahustled affect government policy in deter-niiriiKoenig clared Russians were attacking of the river three miles northest city early today Target for over and out marched Winston the future of western war-Bor- n north of Frankfurt in west powerfully mass level low — incen this third of Honnef J are remnant con industries Churchill discarded the being attempts to expand theirs Oder on Japa diary raid by 300 9 of a well-chewcigar After a ducted by the industrial economy but insisted the at which allowed —the Ludendorff bridgeheads was nese cities five within of commerce division days and the tacks were held exchange depart friendly handclasp Osaka's most inflammable and of pleasantries the two walked to- ment it was revealed today The Second White Russian army bridge at Remagen to stand perAmericans to cross th2 area Two thousand congested to Then to Roosevelt the northeast battled Within mitting plane gether the Utah Steel tons of were Rhine bombs with Industry the dropped dry feet of the sharp church spires of all three piled into a jeep PHILADELPHIA March 13 (UP) HOLLYWOOD March 13 (AP Gains eastward from the Rhine heaviest bomb load yet to hit a sight war where A picturesque guard of honor the beearv "Regarding the two steel mills in Danzig Part Actress Bette Davis was the of the civilian population and mili- in the rugged hills sheer cliffs of film workers from Nipponese city came'' crisply to attention A band the west McCoy said "the ques highest of Warner of the (Westerwald was employe paid as Banto tion to tary stars arises famous "The laborwhether garrison of Danzig has been and valleysslow steel Star Spangled that anonymous played niidable before the fixed Inc Brothers Pictures last positions The Germans vere year relatively evacuated by sea Moscow disner" "God Save the King" and capacity is necessary to supply the according to the annual report ers remained idle today as the town and around the airdrome and their stand at the strongest making said But of red needs area patches that steel Russian for national air army planes north end of the the prod- filed today with the securities and multi-millio- n dollar movie where now studio dom-strihad blocked sea bridgehead ucts: and what advantages if any fled nothward into the hills escape lanes the Americans were The president of the U S and commission Miss Davis 23 miles but exchange a and soVet ooes to said threatened whil tne location oi correspondent the prime minister of Britain had spread 241 nft3 fnr th roneivort floral i hating fabled Zamboanga from the edg3 of the Jluhx basin x " rtoe endon of - German -' arrived in the Crimea for eif ht capacity on the west coast and' in Odticer- TSw1 leattersTT-ffe-Tlv- ai — Germany's nHnf pf A5!li opposisimilarly Against light greatest arsenal the coast is Utah over have trapped Danzig In the of consultation fateful with industry days a factions union War in salaries Other Some by near" grappled on Luzon 11th tight reported tion accounts the airborne said drawing east : Marshal Joseph V Stalin on winnerBrothers included Barbara deadlock Sharply worded state- - division the Germans were fleeing in panic Patton Mops Up McCoy said the aluminum and Stanwyck ning the war and preserving the captured Los Banos fer Rus- Rosalind Gen S $223333: Lieut Patton's George magnesium studies were similar to sel $202500 and James Cagney ments from opposing sides gave no mer prison town and Batangas Third-armnarrowed the German publicity and industrial develop- peace the steel research "It is believed Consolidated Steele Corp indication of an early settlement tenth provincial ment committee was also approved Swankiest Resort hold on the west bank of the Mocapital on the these studies will be helpful to the $183652 G Los Alden selle river to a pocket six miles The name of the former cresident The Ltd of is which on the based Angeles paid dispute island to be liberated v in connection with dis Roach jeep took them to a line government of) Wdber icollege had been sub-- ! $52500 three-corner" long and four deep and mopped' i president a of these jurisdictional plants he said limousines and they bundled posing of senate Maw Germans who failed to escape the after up by ttittedj in its justice department recom into blankets and startcontroversy The national labor re- in the Eifels tuSrneq down Sheldon R Brewster themselves traps t mendations Banos the committee de where airborne lations board which has been ex- M ed out for Yalta which used to Coblenz apparently was Besieged on (Continued Page Two j be the swankiest resort on Russia's parted from usual practice and in- I aminjng the case may be the final troops rescued more than 2000 ci- not under frontal assault but (Column One) yet amount creased the arbiter "Riviera" approved by s men were Patton in its outskirts internees weeks three ago !" It was a five-hotour over 81 tne Duoget bureau The bureau had Production stoppage in half the yilian to storm and middle strong-poinWas taken ready easily Enemy an WASHINGTON estimate of $92322500 March 13 UP Rhine traffic center at the studios yesterday during the miles of narrow rough trails that approved major time were encountered afterward any Roosevelt asked congress took hairpin turns through tum Compared with $103546282 this opening rounds seemed certain to 1500 yards northwest of the town President 4J508 The Third army captured a but for 1946 the committee year fiscal raised the today to other lots as union t bled snow-tippe- d year to- mountains budget spread its In Luzon division prisoners raising First yesterday central i to $93468900 of $23719153050 for the navy This tal for summoned irom to An 20508 Many oi tne sentries along the total support spokesmen 13 eight days is a reduction of more than $4000-0000cavalrymen captured Antipolo The bureau's estimate would have various unaffiliated groups other 108 nazis were buried way were girls of 14 or 15 and forced east miles of Manila and southern to FBI the March MILTON from the close field five Morgan County women of 50 or 60 uniformed and: omces Pickets continued to patrol stufigure for this German artillery scored numer drop 400 aeents and 200 13 — Mrs Emma Spencer Giles has dio gates and sound trucks and anchor of the strongly defended year ous shouldering rifles to take the cierks and Ludendorff bridge Shimbu line The president also submitted a at hits on the committee received word that her son Pfc banners were ordered into service momentarsometimes places of menfolk away at the! said it waHowever the Remagen To division north the the Sixth request for additional contract au- ily halting the flood of men tanks unwilling to jeopardize Thomas ri Lriles as the tempo stepped up fighting fronts counterseveral the nation's internal security pro- minor thorizations of re- repulsed for ano guns comprising four divisions pj:fwwi Hollywood's name-playeattacks and pressed farther into the navy About $3088012624 Ahead of Stalin am u saio it nao confidence in 29 was killed in si half of this or which 'fence on mained forthe pending On 1855 in Borh of Montablan $1513012624 would be new au- crossed the enemy said already had Director J Edear Hoover and action - in GerWashington mal action by the entire member- the hills southeast Mr Roosevelt and Churchil FBI the span: The bridge still avenue between Tventy-sixt- h and in believed the China sea thorizations The balance would be stood and he would not spend all of Jap shipping still was in use ship of the Screen Actors' guild was many on Nov 2 TWenty-sevent- h W J Herrick a reached Yalta ahead of Stalin I xne money unless he needed hammered Navy continued from the current fiscal severely it not is which was revealed bv The affiliated it with was the not Today until next the tha day few niionths short of 90 is as spry tor the commerce deDartment 1944 instead of patrol bombers and army year United Press unions The 8000 mem- Catalma that in the last five the soviet premier came over t committee contesting as one 20 years yoimger Mitclfells set afire a small freight The request envisioned a navy days 135 German recommended $79422000 slightly wounded a meet for vote will strike Livaflia have made was which bership Ameri palace 11 er offlFoochow and probably sank during fiscal 1946 composed of ap- "suicide" attacks planes f compared with $72567524 in the as previously reon can the seem and Friday probably the bridges headquarters rt a He has not current year For the federal courts ported gray hair and he of all south proximately 3389000 men (Marine Sixty-six- " were shot down Four Pickets reported that several aof7000?ton freighter-transpothe conferences 8000-to- n can read without glasses it An was He born suggested $14390400 comDared Kong freight corps strength 'was set at 478000 teen others disappeared in the stars including Lana Turner Tur- - er Hong To one side are the 4000-fo- o j With this years annronriatinn nf May 6 1915 in was left sinking near Hainan and the coast guard strength at clouds trailing comet-lik- e tails of De Arturo Cordova han Bey—and of Yaila to the mountains ke j remembers vhen the first peaks Off a island French Indo China 173165 Milton smoke and flame Morgan at turned back the the otherwaters the of Black yesterday the 10000-ton train arrived in Ogden as he was sea Snow was on tanker and another of The request indicated that the county He was Germans facing the Canadian picket line but many others 5000 tons and the mountains 2000-to- n 14 and a member of the - Sunday a U S an full-scaof elder the command First envisions freighter high army on the lower Rhine lines crossed and worked if were sunk or the school class assembl ed on the edge but flowers were beginning tO Aspli L D S church naval were severely damaged in war the operations All could reported extremely iumnv bloom Familydown sea the they by of the slough bordering the rail and a member of Liberators dropped 89 tons of for at least another 16 months The about north Holland from which1 The chief executive's quarters Of 'Em Are bombs on four North Borneo air 1946 fiscal year ends on June SO increasing numbers of troops were the Miltoh ward way racks west of Wall avenue on the first floor were those j once Together Morgan stake street near Twenty-sixt- h U46 dromes being taken to reinforce battered used by Nicholas and his son He armies on the Giles T II — MONTREAL line graduated 13 d Lightly-ArmeMarch (UP) Mr Roosevelt's dining When the locomotive whistle Alexei the east bank of the Rhine along The — mother and from Morgan high school and Moron frorm Asoli Weaken Iwo p family room room was a bilMard formerly sounded the youngsters stampeded L D S seminary in 1933 He to gan Coblenz Holland father Nijmegen 15 evi and their were children— U S PACIFIC FLEET HEAD- Hull r ana his sweetheart did not re- - Nicholas in constant fear of Mav was left with insufficient all together again today but their was engaged in farming all his dently never in same the 13 slept Guam March Downs turn home until she could be ex- bedroom two QUARTERS troops to defend the whole area problem was still ahead lifeHe nights in a row- -l biggest (AP) — Driving tricat ed from the mud of the against 4 entered the service Jan of them adequately and sometimes changed in the mid bitter resistance Maj Gen Keller 1944 and received his basic trainsloug R HEADFLEET S U Ascoli PACIFIC was who Joseph S F joined ing at Confab Mr Herrick has been a farmer die of the night Mr Roosevelt by Mrs Ascoli and the children Camp Wheeler Ga He was QUARTERS GUAM March 13 E Rockne's Fifth marine division Nazis Forget Food Cash stayed have put to closer of the his home on life the lived pushed Japs having three-stag- e and muchj last a after furlough from July journey and the president chat lor a time in Star Valley Wyo tedStalin Germany March 13 (AP) for ex- (UP)— Lt (jg) Douglas W Gandy sea and destruction in a narrow- — WASHINGTON March 13 (AP) —BONN" jvmgsion Jamaica said he stil had received three medals for an hour before The Germans perhaps to fled in such confuKitano to around Point Cordell USNR was Calif ing Hethe 25 of Hull's triangle pert marksmanship had to find a home fnr his brood returning Hooper returned escape Compton physical condition snows of the Wyoming win- the first session of the second has greatly improved in the last sion that they forgot a little matTixe cnildren who bad been set- after his furlough to Fort Meade the first man to shoot down a northern extremity of Iwo Jima deep conference of the Biff Three tled !iln te-There were indications that the few weeks he now definitely hopes ter of 8000000 marks —tall the three rooms of a hotel Md and arrived overseas in Sep- Jap plane during the three-da- y is weakening steadily even to attend the San Francisco united funds in the banks and city treasHe raised the first peanuts buckled 'down to business at four after they arrived last 1944 tember enemy He in landed Engfrom land night m 4 Feb Iwo p of bombardment ury of this Rhine city They also in Weber county from peaand marched through Paris grown nations conference though resistance remains stiff ew xork by plane were conten abandoned large - food stores in was revealedThey had much to talk about to continue The Jima nuts given him by Joseph Paine it of told today strikes Whether Belgium he and into communique makes the Luxembourg actually their holiday living in hiFourteen was warehouses months with an observation were packed Gandy pilot luxuries in those days They Germany arriving in Germany on against Paramushiro and trip however will depend on con- had stocked Many home owners on Sunday over island at 1500 events nad elapsed definitely 'J J the their shelves with 29 Shumushu in the KuriLeSjby 11th tinued improvement durine the flying Sept The Ascolis had only three Survivors include his mother Feb 19 spotting fire on enemy army airforce Liberators whose next month Hull is a member and bountiful supplies Rudyard Kipling must have Shad since the trio's only other meet- - strangers as plane-mattheir in Ninety per cent of the great univisions of the forces of war now brother Arthur Giles Morgan gun emplacements when a Zero bombs started fires sending col senior adviser of the eight-ma- n (Contimied on Page Two) irom La Guardia neia one mgni his of BOnn where members a at made umns pass on versity and Five lightly to fighter India of three (Column smoke up 15000 feet delegation headed by Secretary Burma and China sisters Mrs Ada Thursplayihg There wasn't room for any more the Hohenzqllern family and ton Morgan: Mrs Lula Barker armed Kingfisher from 500 feet wneni ne wrote: Stettinius Hull resigned from the of other German 4 aristocrats were Oh East is East arfd West is West Salt Lak City and Mrs Ethel above He immediately turned Nagoya Hard Hit cabinet Nov 27 1944 schooled been demolished by upon the Zero and fired one long Sorenson Ogden Hull's anq never tne twfain shall meet interest almost to the allied air has s 13 GUAM root into the burst and raids March Jap wing Till Earth and Skyf stand presently (AP—&evn exclusion of everything else lies fuselage With him at the time important war plants and harbor in the moves toward a world or Bombers-Activ- e at Pod's great Jfiugment Seat L was Harold L Sharpe aviation i ut there is neither East nor West to preserve (Continued On Page gamzauon designed Speediest Invasion Is R A F heavy mombersTaattered radio mechanic "lc of Salt Lake Border nor Breed nor Birth £ven) xuiure peace the has Utah a machine communications hub of BarCity Sharpe When two strong men stand face Credited to Sergeant men on the southern fringe of the gun but never had an opportunity to facer tho" they came from the By John B McDermott Ruhr today after leaving Dortto fire two explosives went off a f only ends of the earth! MANILA March 13 (UP) —HisTJ REMAGEN BRinfiFWtfATY mund and Essen written off as was sent to investigate company i -j tory's speediest 12 operdead March from mammoth attacks in the (ilP)-amphibious many (Delayed) "They returned in a few minutes ation Strong men of India and China The Ludendorff credited today to Sgt two previous days bridge across the saying the wires had been cut and Melvin was iarfe- - joining to push back the Japs Richard Miller pf Black-we- ll OPA Simultaneously U S 15th air j — Rhinefell intact to the First arnty they were unable to find the ex — at Mandalav A Okla An eleventh airborne force Flying Fortresses and Libera German soldier "tired because Suhday Second Lieut Malchow of division assault force inyaded Sai-paators from Italy bombed Regens-bur- g fighting deliberately cut de- plosives" The engineers who originally ANC was in Ogcen after spend- molition Island at the mouth of the M Joseph Jr 90 miles northeast of MuAlvin SVSgt By Interiors The wires a landings un were German charge to 16 wired the explosives returned months as a nurse in a ing river Maragondon in Manila Shop nich and the site of numerous said bay The prisoner damaged occupants had left Germsfh tonight Marine Corps Combat the bridge about five p m with Miller hit the beach with such nOspital at Ledo aircraft factories The a curly-haire- d as intact if run had prisoner everything bu they additional dynamite charges There the Chinese had d that he hurtled across the speed 13 Correspondent FifthMarch WASHINGTON at have blasted German (UP) army troops asthe of the engineer marine approach sergeant in a lound the trestle already in Amen island and skidded off the other OPA intends to back the Japs from the Led© road demolition IWO JIMA March 13 (UP)— sault troops ' a stop to overGermans from 5900-fo- ot the Monte put told company his can capsaid hands the prisoners side into the water The island is Though they had suffered priva tors that he had been informed Some in on mounof most for the household the luxurious The Spigolino repairs forbidding charges are out living fitted the Fleeing into bushes the engi half a mile tions and were undernourished: and at places appliances automobiles and farm of this war is going on ironically like Japbombproofs country 14 miles northwest apartments with fpaneled tain captain in charge of blow- neers hid out until nightfall then only 10 yardslong the Chinese were demonstrating German the wide The of Pistoia 19 March and repulsed enemy amid desothe horror and landing walls Beginning enough and machinery made had doors ing up of fine counter-attack- s bridge committed sliding their- - worth returned to their outfit The en was unopposed i battle-tor- n two lation offices of T OPA allied headquarters suicide wood may after Shelves require its held regional and capture cupboards She had crossed the Irrawaddy In charge of the gineer captain in Rome an A announced few members of The food the today charging shops hourly lucky and a was repair magazines sergeant's story amoiig destruction of5 the bridge shot himphonograph a mighty stream and had the first two things: (1) Give Twenty-fir- st dis- records do to rate marine flyer on from and tableware regiment German sources clothing self in the head when informed fited the edge of the jungle sabotage by a member of the Ger-pf customers detailed bills on the covered intact a series of ornately-furnishe- d There were soft cots upholstered Tree Stolen Writer Seeks Divorce where the quarters for 60 Ameri- man army He was among 33 en- that the span had been ' captured Brooklyn exact amount - of time and mabombproof shelters which chairs writing tables and the usual NEW YORK March 13 fTTP)- - terials can nurses had been built of said intact the deprisoner high-rankiused and (2) keep had evidently housed HOLLYWOOD March 13 (UP)— furniture oi a home gineers assigned to the bridge who As for the soldier who cut the Stanislaus Urbaitis Brooklyn was tailed time records themselves pamooo - Writer Harriet Parsons officers of the Producer were electric wafer and Jap garrison while lights Running captured today fighting demolition charge wires the pris ouuuu over ior general sessions Whenever an "unreasonable disOn her Wav hanh- - ta tha TTnitA1 as s ? of which Columnist Louella into jThe the to bombproof believe that made difficult it in Luebsdorf one oner said tates she was hospitalized trial on a charge of petit larceny crepancy" is found between the marines promptly moved were so just outside the bombproofs was not daughter at mileinfantrymen Parsons asked! for a divorce south of Linz today was tired Detectives said Urbaitis stnl OPA said "appropriate en- well protected by concrete and rock civilization- - but a sandy stretch of from Playwright King Kennrlv two Bombay where when convalesc- "The bridge was supposed ito of "Like the rest of usthehe SS (elite tree from Cunningham Urfighting Only forcement measures will be taken" casements that had scarcely volcanic ashes camouflaging pill- whom she married Sept 23 1933 have been blown up in (Continued on (Page Two) storm troopers) want to continue baitis said he liked the park tree and Repair - prices are frozen at the been scarred bythey naval and aerial boxes bunkers and a network of She charged cruelty They have (Column Four) the sergeant said "When the war" wanted it to grow in Brooklyn bombardments preceding marine1 deal been separated since June 15 highest March 1942 levels weapons i ! us ' six-ye- 1 J com-missiorj a - ar r ng Bette Davis Paid Movie Workers j B-2- ed Remain Idle Highest Salary ' CD-Dav- is) —-Fi- lm nj ke steel-produci- ng vr t o T -- - ar y i ' I ed FR Asks Smaller i Sum for Navy Mother Informed ur ts : Of Son's Death 00 f rs -- o - - - 17 LI le Plane 150-mi- le Better j Jap I Zero foot-by-fo- ot Attend j - f s o pre-invasi- on - iory-maKi- ng -- es i Nazi Cut Wires Saved Rhine Bridge Prisoner Reports j '!'!'' — ' Two)-(Colum- S Marines Discover Luxu — Amid Halts Repair hvo- Isle's Desolation ng j Overcharges ! 1 - I o -- I ng i mid-afternoo- f n" th-deali- ng |