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San Antonio 47 55 47 78 San Fran Lab Vegas The Weatlier a UTAtl— cjotidy this afternoon to- nlgh and Thursday with occasional light rain north portion this after- - noon turning to snow cooler tonight tonight " i The United Press The Associated Press Year—No 264 OGDEN CITY Peace Delegates U S F D R Confers With —— — f - - - r " - - "'If' t ' ' V 4 I i i )- if j f ''' i IP :A - v r" ' ' l - r - f X'f & J" v vfr- - 1IIL MCA 1945 Service St 62 51 52 59 35 54 44 Louis 63 40 48 MiSeattle 2T 51 70Sheridan 54 Washington— 35 59 28 39 68Yellowton FINAL EDITION 16 PAGES aP Srr Americans Reported Within Mile of Ruhr Super-highwa- y LONDON March 14 UP)— By Associated Press Fires kindled by Superforts seared five square! miles out of industrial Osaka today as allied ground forces whittled down stubborn Jap soldiers clinging to Iwo Jima Man dalay and scattered hill fortresses in the Philippines " ur : This Is the German City That Was Cologne Yanks Gain on Iwo Philippines British Take Maymyo - 24-ho- rru Hemasen Bridge iClaimed Bl asted Yanks Seize Honhef Across Rhine 9 4 yC- H' — UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 14 Flames Gut Large Osaka Area B-2- (For Los Angeles Minneapolis New Orleans New York OkU City I ! venty-flft- h Temperatures at tevea l f n P — -- lT The Berlin radio said tonight that the German air force had destroyed the Hemagen bridge PARIS March 14 (UP)— U S First army troops an chored the north flank of the Remagen bridgehead by cap turing Honnef today and a Seventh army front dispatch indicated that the Germans had started to pull out of the tri great angle i Osaka was the third major Jap centerl to feel the hot 9 torch within 84 hours Three raids on Rhine-Mosel-Sa- ar Japan's three largest! cities have burned out 24 square! miles 17 in President Roosevelt confers 'with members of AmeriSAN FRANCISCO CONFAB DELEGATES two in Nagoya and five in Lieutenant General Courtney H Tokyo an Francisco world security conference in first of several meetings deca delegation to forthcoming 2000 case tons Osaka each In of Hodges' forces tightened their grip signed to Minify the delegation on goals to be sought in deliberation with other united nations Left to incendiaries were d on on the Remagen foothold east of poured Connally Secretary of State Edward Stettinius right: Reji Sol Bloom Virginia- Gildersleeve Sen TomCordell Hull was of member A of State Eaton war industries and thou Former Secretary eighth and Rep Charles delegation the Rhine 'and struck within rifle j unable to attend meeting because of illness sands of home factories ideal tin shot of the super a der for the fire bombs after village highway capturing about a mile from it Japs Seek Better Defenses Lieutenant General Alexander Damage was so great that the M Patch's Seventh army drove a house of peers met at the urgent new wedge into Germany It request of representatives from the west of to the river Saar struck three cities to increase air raid Saarbruecken clamping a pincers relief measures None of the three ALLIED BOMBING TARGET Aerial view of Cologne Germany showing the destruction wrought on that border stronghold The great cities had adequate defense J is prepared to WASHINGTON! March 14 (UP)— U-- S by allied bombs and artillery fire On left is the cathedral structurally undamaged while on the rifht in the The Jap high command claimed the Hohenzollern bridge is half submerged in the Rhine river after being blown up by the retreating Germans were withdrawing German troops This photo was taken by Wiliam C Allen Associated Press photographer with the Saar valley to avoid the threat of day to champion at he coming united nations conference in 11 Superforts were shot down over wartime still picture pool the U S armies hammering their — Sdn Frarictsco a liberal policy of international trusteeships Osaka and 60 damaged Guam dis r Lovelace By Doug —U — — last pocket west of the Rhine from said the total for the three nrpau — i-- — SALU LAKE CITY March 14 patches both the Mosel and the Saar How far U S will press for (AP) —peadline of tomorrow for radis was four including one over New Penetration Made such trusteeships is unknown But filing state income tax returns will Osaka made emergency landings it was learned authoritatively that have no effect on Utahns in uni onThree A Seventh army front dispatch return trip at Iwo island the Big Three have agreed upon form by dint of Governor Her 750 the the new penetration of Ger said miles south of Tokyo where such an idea to replace the old bert B Maw s sienature ion Ippis- was an apparent result of a many 115 sealed in 4 up japs lation 4xempting them from such marines decision to haul back to German i League of Nations mandates if caves more S officials would like payments U the 1 border Y defense line 'VwMMMA 4 Saar the 3 Many -: t : A T!J C to see a great many colonial areas That is— it won't if their income L"LJr- area x 4 v r uuiiumsicih ui ttt- — j tlAJiNJJUiN strnntT hit j uie southwestern Germany of the world placed under a trus- was frm the armed forces iviarcn ironi aispaicn On &?ZlJZ-r?f°' (ur l "KTncnnwl $600 west coast of Iwo There Was no indication hOW teeship of several nations But the other earnings of more than cairl nrmv Pravrla Inriav th naiircninoTthat Jima (Rock i onn LONDON March 14 rAP)— Al- - big powers with colonial empires tnr ciii These were former Jap island) has smashed across the Oder river beyond captured Kuestrin but military observers noted that led military men were quoted in — Great Britain France Holland marriecT onesT areT taxable mortar nnsitinns lrnnrtorf nut oar LONDON March 14 (—Germa western front dispatch last night arid Belgium —could not be expectis to retroactive ine exemption 37 miles to the west 1941 a4d) extends until one year lIm£p£ as expressing the view the war is ed to support such" a policy bf tmS? any was mauled irom the air on the direct road to Berlin -less than — CA amali after the war but an opinion from uerllns tamous deiense quaarirerted American attacks ?J! J! likely to end in the early summer Hull Bared U S Stand today for the thirtieth straight day lateral lies on Kuestrin based Britibns keep in the attdrney general will be needr hut highly-place- d The Seventieth division i of the VJ nr?odiS sair Russian forces streaming as the U S Eighth air force—car- ruins and its SS defenders their fingers crossed! Former Secretary of State Cor ed to fclear up the question of 1"ge!po!t M e picked Seventh mj cuped St "ia" l"c — 1 rying the manpower equivalent of are fleeing west in disorganized down the road from Kutri to Announcing in the! house of dell Hull expressed the attitude of whether or not refunds will be vr V A a full infantry division — made retreat Fravda said mmons yesterday that allied the United States toward depen- ivinA isernn were cneerea Dy tne signi ing when the Germans suddenly iv pciouiio niiu nave aiicauji "out another mass bombardment of nazi were re- of allied war planes bombing the pulled out mies The villages of Peti- was The the preparing td cross the dent areas nearly a year ago He paid the tax di first Nips Stiffen on Mindanao spafch oil refineries armament port froni a soviet source that the nine in force War Secretary Sir told a press conference that the railways and roselle Kurghutt also tell anq nazi capital Stiffening enemy resistance was plants and sub pens Jarhs Grigg added: "In spite of U S had always been and always Salary Hikes Become Law reached the Saar at at Oder the forced Tanks Russians have the The dispatch said the Germans Hundreds of allied fighters pro- Kuestrin and were driving down had Two salary increase bills also "EPed on Mindanao in the and Werden about thlp miraculous bettermint in our would be the champion of people Furstenhausen west of vast area flooded a vided close cover for the Remagen the last ' ap of the main Warsaw- fortunes it would be unwise to act seeking liberty and independence became law with the governor's miles west of Saarbrucken five stem to a vain in attempt Kuestrin enA' ?oef as jif all were over bar he shoutThe immediate problem for the signature One ups the annual sti- dl: y and rail- - the soviet onslaught Spring thaws Saarbruecken Menaced f LONDON March 14 (AP)— Berlin We have had lone false united nations to solve at San pend of supreme court justices ing thl way its tributaries forced Oder and n the "New bombs (22000 lbs) " dawn Frincisco is disposition of the from $5000 to $7200 and that of Saarbruecken itself was over Atheir banks and nazi troops —the largest ever carried by an Czech Railhead Seized " g Writing from the U S Ninth mandates granted by the old district court judges frpm $4000 I £3 - aced by the new American Tr inundations — the open"Jw for were by the dropped airplane a proposed i i Z U S However forces arajiy front Associated Press Cor- League of Nations There has also to $54uu reached the Czechoto the south Far the numerous yances of the time today by R A F J'M110 guerrillas first respondent Wes Gallagher said been considerable discussion of constitutional ameAdment which slovak rail junction of Zvolen on canals sluicegates outposts of Saarbruecken months Lancasters railway attacking now to is leaders be what the the of believe future such would (have made the increases hii miljitary Hron river 70 miles north of 7l targets in northwestern Gerthe ago when the Third army drove and of soviet Masses infantry fofhial end may come this sum- colonies as Hong Kong Malaya effective immediately was killed was Berlin tne aaar Dasm were reDorted artillerv by Budapest' reported streaming bomb j previthrough Eighty per many The largest mer although full destruction of and the French colonies in the far in the legislature to to Russians the fallen have Heavy toward fighting was reported across German Pomerania cent of the city waS reported de used was six tons ously east newly-electe- d a the enemy's forces may require Thusi while dis in outskirts northern the ' Nazi reports said Marshal Greg- the Oder in endless columns All raging it- The league granted to specific trict jvidges will receive the new stroyed by allied artillery and longer time of Honnef town river but the American with were amblazoned ory K Zhukov has poured nine vehicles bridgehead and other i t (Continued on Page Two) nanus Virtually all American officers countries mandates over what rate after the next election only was sen in American bombers from Italy gave transpor divisions nrmiy troops :— of his "To Berlin" and "To Stettin" (Column Two) beljieve the allied armies will havei were considered areas unable to one supreme court justice for a4hrust into ' will the over Clearing way another into Russian tation First White targets going army to jfight all the way across Ger rule themselves Avalanche of Men Arms six miles tank They were of profit because the terms are stag the open country from S bebombers U across the Oder heavy Italy bridgeheads three different grades depending gered it the most recently elect- j Other to many American north the d Frankfurt-on-OdeAustria r "Never have the tween Ktiestrin and struck into Hungary and how close the areas were ed justice is 10 years account V rYlTI A forces were German hitof Pomerania 18 by fields forests Russian and to of in armies miles south for z upon the support believed to be to independence KJlM from now he will start ' receiving in miles 'Koenicswinter three on of machines the the climactic assault toward Berlin seen such quantities ting railyards at Komarom The system generally was con- $7200 at that time Neustadt near Frankfurl lies 33 miles east of Ber tanks and gunsr such a great de- north of Honnef threatening to Wiener and Danube ! sidered a failure Iran was the The other increase law raises A I termined army envelop the nazi forces around the Vienna lin VLf X IJL town only country between the wars to the salaries of state commissioners S 1250 of U of an avalanche force The said German monitors troops" (latter moving (FCC giant be granted independence under the from $4000 to $4500 annually Americans also were threatThe broadcasts placed the Soviets with Pravda said heavy bombers and 650a fighters system Many of the areas became ening DNB aPProve at momentarily to break their von German Ernst Hammer dozen HOLLYWOOD A 14 rom into 25 of Berlin in March Britain German miles (AP) split for all practical purposes colonies the erection of ! iarmored power loose on the broad commentator said the ' Russians ' groups after crossing the ransocean dispatch said the Ger of the nation holding the man- a memorial on the capitol grounds high-spee- d - tack — on a new had offensive military highway par deof sea man hnnrhpH the Berlin North conjimander date ioVi - alleling the Rhine farther to the Utah Pioneers ccerninT conducT'of the on sides of both the Zinten zone perihad fense ordered "resis Hideout Hit to carry picture strike and representatives tance to the last" and was train meter of the German pocket south- east Vfco iut the TP n a desk this organization project myJ morning f Their targets included a camou ing Berliners in the use of ma west of Koenigsberg in East Prus- Bridgehead Broadens hly prized relic of thie past was hTghe' fUSA46dV?Keei$7i00° bCFebrav7 hideout at Ijmuiden chine guns for the capital's "big sia flaged said Censored field dispatches Provides He added the customary claim of studio workers declared on the Dutch coast three truck gest hour ference placed by Uol if rank M Browning more hiiiuuim nas aireaay Deen raised Dy today extended the in "failed had that offensive bridgehead the and tank factories at Hannover Last-Stan- d Defense Ordered v me miles along the Rhine bank is a large block of the dried thanll German barrage fire" The steadily spreading walkout oil objectives at Misburg near at" east of the mtid of thb time of Esther on which six miles least and (Traniocean 25 conceded to also Berlin that threatened said the comman close thousands of Hannover and at Nienburg LONDON March 14 (UP)-L- ord Hour Provisions for Barbers reports ' milat some fs the writing of a people who German river points met Russians the their Berlin of defended Hannover theatres with miles der ordered northwest the nation enlarged - which throughout Templewood former Brit tiiiuv ascommentators enhowever — uuia lived in the region of tie Persian ish ambassador iviaw aiso across at Oder finAii if itary "and ev bridgeheads i the al casting plants at Hildesheim fanaticism imagination to Spain- said toa 15- held s'aid Americans Gulf even before Babylcjn and was day that post-waserted the P"Vid7nt 33 37 Lebus Goeritz miles and and "aleKram Hannover Pr°de of Bomb faoCwlnnt0 and 20 miles trick" southeast SC ery deception Europe "will 1t1-be- Authorization r Loriw ji dUgiup by the workers who were- need an economic Eisenhower" and freight yards and bridges on craters and debris leu by allied respectively east of Berlin in at- mile stretch of the river! bank to comto Col Hoennintween attached andj Browriling's in clasKoenigswinter eral tacks north a well of become routes yesraids C?f0rC£ two President air main rail pTice the International thwart Adolf Hitler's determina- InS?-ta regimental strength' leading "may i L t ij i i i was ne more than 10 — and thrown trainter a had wurii gen provisions One soviet battle group laooiring sic ground for close combat with terday manp coal fields gei tion to leave the continent in com another bill not yet hangers 'of America was the result from the Ruhr supplies over the deserts of Iran plete ruins seized high ground north of 50Q00 crack troops and several a the invader ISrf! dispatch foreign toi Hhe Russian army luuswun io cancel nuni- - of a misiinderstanHincr nnH shonlH Big Daylight Blows Frankfurt but was driven off the hundred tarfks into the salient "We are now reaching military ?i6cu said) The site of the pricelefesJfind was and mg licenses of perFar to the southwest Lieutenant fishing followed be blows front Pravdsfs The bie daylight on the eastern and western disregarded" correspondent nazi account said' Shuhani at the bottom jjf a mound peaks General oi fisn beThe George S Pattom's veteran at x2r t vwiating stab from fronts a targets gVuly a but telegram Indianapolis third peak already wlich wds made by crumbling is visible — the Third Berarmy troops wedged in from a"° and allowing front western V the characterized tween the -iSrvr peak of European uuiiuc5 citMs of ahtiquity one built on the confusion" : on a ao iu use ciass a roati tunas i headquarters sides ctr w three t bombers in British sjbv fornight ji Templewood the or the otheri u on the north bank ana Docket roaas 4 German r ciass an ""idiu wreckage 4 a nff un this mer Sir Samuel Hoare said in a which had started longest I! of the Mosel river Only a few (Continued on Page Two) war of "Linthe raids of said series Sorrell by broken telephone" luncheon club speech e Mnrari pvnriiifinn hart HJoumn one) scattered units of the' 23000 nazis deloff did not understand the sit with a big fire raid on Dresden ened a but in the mound down 13 uation originally caught in the Eifel but he now he does and February B J00 feet but when the Ger- axmountains north of the Mosel were m R A F heavy bombers approves" rts moved in that direction Drior believed left in the pocket and benzol said Sorrell hit to he Lin exolained plants last tacks night Hal German was nation a td the war the exploration ended little spinBy Boyle were expected to be liquidatin deloff Heme that the strikers could re near Gelsenkirchen and i GI and his buxom they COLOGNE March 12 (DelavedV a matter of hours in ed bombers to turn work Ruhr while in accordance losquito the only Sam Where the Mortran feeoole left whom Uncle Brundhilde had The soldiers who (AP)— Third army forces south two-toOther n a captured at war blockbusters witn labor board arbitra with their 17 efi jour Ogden man in spare time the Cologne opera house put on listed as a mortarman was badlyj of the Mosel valley were across tion and Frank award Bremen Berlin tacked had the natives dig and they un- need of a shave line mi consider he Suwer The international ursed us to furt oh the Main In a daylight a horsefplay performance of their m There was no plot to the "dough- able strengthriver covered these tablets ojf clay own must have Jb Richard still that By Harman W Nichols and are not nine dreams driving east and Thev are go back to work iwhen we were attack yesterday 250 R A a southeast across the northern cor es Wagner j spinning in his tomb like boy opera" It just grew-li- ke a in- - on striKe m 1937T Sorrell United Press Staff with in bombers on based fact fighter records and heavy The scrolls indicate la date at dandelion patch a wheel Saar roulette industrial ner of out a ed com"but we Germany's out and communi his Barmen staved comniled J bv ST cort a battered —i 'w r LOUIS March 14— After the i it least 7000: years in thd past no was of music lack There tne ! won the strike That's what we cations center in the Ruhr region" moving' inrougn during the past three years war like as not you'll call the pany industrial city one com- There were seven pianos all goon Berlin and oh the results of comnrehen- - are going to do this time We co- last The attack night n this site Alexander the Great grocer and the at once boy- - will sive tests now being made with operate with the international but was the twenty-secon- d in a row pany chose the ruined opera house ingMost On Italian Front I mide one lof his great conquests of them played "Chop-stickscome bouncing updelivery for a command post and holed up in a jeep You'll tne jeep 1S sirute wiu have to be won One soldier laid his bat ROME March 14 (UP) — Ameri send out an SOS for there for the night What a night To emnhasize his noint' Canaday and we're going to win it" rhe Bible in Esther refers to the bluecoats will the copsin and ib on a went can zooka and troops held firmly today to piano it turned out to be! Richard A Walsh president of the respond out that the jeep has been ilushari a mount slide The with trombone work damvehicle which carried GI Joe over pointed Sipgohno 14 rrules norththe Eummaging through used to advantage in the war to the powerful International Alli- uater on after an archeoloeist the top in sound effect was- - about the same west of Pistoia after peating off insatiable with that ance and of aged building Germany New Theatrical Stage Employes fight fire? build roadways pull hat been consulted News & Views Guinea and InAnother soldier became in- a German counter-attac- k curiosify characterizing all doughcars lay cable carry mail sounded this warning in a message freight enwill give more space td this tablet the on losses a fiddle bass with It was flicting heavy i j That was the prediction today of boys the soldiers found a -roomful volvedto w Kl lintAna umuus wmui inuiuae mu anaJ narvesi emergewvjri tn fronit the Persian Gulf region — a Ward M yiiiii was who tell anhard emy"'" costumes 100 j colorful In of playing chairman of crops Itow logs clear debris from tion picture projectionists ma reibn Which Col Browning de- Willys-Overlan- d CanadayMotors The 5900-fooccupied other Ithey came across 50 to 60 which peak wasover and god- bombed streets — among other jobs chinists and stagehands: clares is 6ne of the hbttest snots father of the the units 14 German Outside in Fifth the dusk March room army CITY third A band by Instruments LAKE The SALT Stand for motor Jeep an to "It too order imagdoesn't take much by stop on earth and the cradlel of civiliza- - executive was interviewed as week-en- d an io m and hasfrauen tubs to Salt McDonald been pitchS have operation — Wnward carrying yielded enough wigs he inationV! Canadav said "to visual- handling or exhibiting anv motion (API cenin the line UUli to water ers line waited draw in their off here en route south oi the scalp warehouse for an Apache straighten ize the wide use of this low-co- st superintendent oeen pictures made byj any west coast Lake City " Jowni through th dnrririnrs of stopped from a broken main They listened tral sector west of the IPistoia-Bo- Indian! tribe has ' that Canaday the the year schools for predicted past war" jeep after the producer" come has time I this prhnifrnm Bihli- will perform more than 100 dif"Let's put on a show" some one in stolid wonderment to the logna highway waisn aaaea lurther confusion named president of Brigham Young In his opinion the possibilities was releal jdays attack Another enemy 4 and ferent and first stranfe how the said— caterwauling that's braying jobs when it "rolls from for use of the jeep in American to a complex situation — one that university at rrovo tne leaner of San south ri -- Harper's for March is an the battlefields an at outpost pulsed into the vanguard rural life are boundless has brought idleness to more than riav Saints church announced to American opera performance in of these" 'Americans northeast 'lysis of the future irosDects of of reconstruction"' two farther Martino about The lasted show was effective born Cologne 17000 film employes and gradua day The appointment is Tractor light-truc- k California as measured toy C Hart He suggested that the vehicle conveyance and mobile passenger tired 1 doughboys who an hours Then the soldiers put back Dirty oi Indus the unit siowaqwn July power production Grattan — let will an Dr hour before had been popping the costumes had a little wine - MrTVinalrl will succeed important role in —these he said add un to make try's film fare iThe! Writer wnnHpr what th such play which the Prizes for 'Conquerors' be will who as four-in-othe rebuildS Reaction postwar Harris was Franklin away Sat nazis ran whooping into and crawled into bunks projects combinathe jeep a by producers 8000000 people will do when the the in opera German our room and put on the roads establishing new oil tion garrison ing come ©resident of Utah State Ag the not immediately forthcoming war ends ROCKY FORD Colo Marhc 14 before the used o: house had fields A most night close comment down the was at deNor mineral yet available from ricultural college hunting He forecast its wide use on RFD glittering performance waist-lengt- h' He discbunts —The first two Colorado street CAP) barrel-cheste- d Juliet wore They slept soundly stretching telephone wires mail routes —narticularlv in the heads of the conference of studio the snrinff term trimely optimistic views taken by posits of the armed forces who members out r early?— false black hair hanging fighting wears vou opening new areas such as Alaska backland areas The Rural Letter unions whose affiliate the loca Before coming to Salt Lake City thfe Calif ornia boosters arrival imder Berlin The their cable sides their for settlement and reconstructing Carriers association he said al- - painters' union touched off the last i July McDonald was deputy down iin' front instead of behind with weapons by v will receive a morjn-thedatelines or Tokyo was over In the the torn and broken cities of the ready has stated its intention of fireworks in its dispute with the superintendent of scnooif av oan like a circus wildman going three horse-pla- y war! bond each a of 6r Instance he finds that 1500- - world $100 to to their back had ept prize hv McDonald is the father years late to get his beard trimmed lAioJS tor Dargaming control or Franeisen club ivwoimueo on rago vwoi buying 12000 jeeps as soon as they 20-oFord the Rotary from Rocky set decorators oL Melba McDonald oi Ogden' J Siegfried the epic Jiero of the business of killing and capturing These forecasts he explained are available (Column Three) war-producti- on B-2- 300-Superfo- rit t i close-packe- ! j I Ruhr-Rhinela- Clj S Champions Freedom li or Colonial Nations : ca-ncnrt- Maw Signs Bill i Freeing Service Men From Taxes - j r Warlo rds Nazi War End - nd Yanks Bomb Russ Smash Across Oder Nazi Rails? Drive Straight for Berhn "Z"Ltr£?iuJlr a it Arms Plants i j - t- rtcc r-f- fS? n nnns 1 -- 1 1 I SSSSl- I"? 2It:? $tT£ il tf 1 ! ff SffJS"1 I Jl1" super-highwa- iTi0??0!? f - 10-to- men-increasi- ad-in- iJ t(AeViL° ¥o r-- fl rr4Vtr1 - tet4 lv re-eelct- ed FMNF M-'A- 3 Briton Sees Need For Economic Ike' 1 ! koan OCdx jfll r rSwnnn snow-coxere- Iff " well-organiz- ed s I Tt5ri li U-B- oat U-bo- at r tiL "j r- Hhrt a n rank 0 " five-prong- -- ed Plenty of Noise to 'Opera' Stooged by Yanks in Cologne Versatile Jeep May Perform S Many Jobs m Postwar die-shank- four-mile-squa- re ed i point-formati- on oomD-smash- -- ed " Man Will Head B Y U S L s ' t 1 : i -- i 1 ot 1 fire-fight- er Il— ne pp-o- f -- - 1 dd $130-a-wee- kj - ng - |