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Show PAGE FOTJR PROVO "(UTAH) , SUNDAY " .HRALD 1 SUNDAY, APRIL - "4, 1943 -jr.-- Organized French Resistance Grows In the Savoy Alps By JOHX A. PARRIS United Press Staff Correspondent LONDON, April 3 lR Organized Organ-ized French resistance to the Nazis, led by a famous general who is gathering an army in the Savoy Alps, swelled today. United Press dispatches from allied headquarters in North Africa Af-rica said veteran troops had flocked flock-ed to the colors of the general to await the day when they can help an invading allied army. Sabotage throughout France has grown enormously, these dispatches dis-patches said, and Nazi guards have been increased. The patriot army in the alps which the Nazis recently tried unsuccessfully to quell, was said to b - in need of weapons. Gen. Honore Giraud, French leader in North Africa, goaded the Nazi Chief of Government Pierre Laval, with a letter broadcast broad-cast by Radio Algiers which said: "In Tunisia French troops have begun their assault. They're in full action. Do you hear?" Sound effects of machine-guns and bombs punctuated the reading. Evidence that the allies have maintained close contact with the growing resistance in France was OC.-H in u ui.sjmu.n reporting mat j jmiadrast designed for home con-tne con-tne unidentified general and oh- ; simiption rt;al ;i part of Hn arti. ci ni.ci hi lih. oixviy rtigiuu had declined recent allied offers to take them to North Africa, They declined to go, prcferriirg One Egg Coming Up f "" I WlIM in, linn,,, if X. J -1 38 t - Toting 2000-pound block busters around the Seneca Ordnance Depot at Romulus, N. Y., is all in the day's work for Mrs. Louise Lincoln. Of course, that machine helps quite a bit. to wait and fight, in their own homeland. Many men in their forces were said to be members of ;tn Kiite French corps in World Wa r i Kven Germany seemed to be f' cling the restlessness spreading over Kurope. Radio Berlin, in a Germans Eager to Persuade Japan to Attack? Siberia BY HARRISON SALISBURY United Press Staff Correspondent LONDON, April 3 U.R) German Ger-man efforts to persuade the Japanese Jap-anese to attack Siberia were believed be-lieved moving toward a decision today but there were no indications indica-tions of how Tokyo woufld respond. Hwever, the Japanese were going go-ing through motions designed at least to stir up Allied suspicions that a Siberian attack may toe imminentthereby im-minentthereby contributing to th war of nerves if nothing else. trom me iiw The desirability, standpoint, of a Russo-Japan em- , Filops an(j houses. GERMANS BOMB ENGLISH TOWN LONDON? April 3 OLE) Seven or eight Focke-Wulf 190's bombed nrd machfne gunned a south coast town today, killing at least 12 persons per-sons and injuring many others. A direct bomb hit was believed to have killed all persons in one surface shelter. Another shelter collapsed bat all 40 persons in-SiQr in-SiQr escaped. The raider's guns blazed as they crossed the town at the shopping hour. Bomos hit a church and a chapel and an unoccupied hotel. Several persons were believed tmnned in a bombed block of i. A lACUUllipilUIl fit Low Percent ALLIED BOMBERS WASHINGTON, April 3 . UJ?--Secretary of Treasury Henry Mor-genthau, Mor-genthau, Jr., today congratulated the American people for "buying bonds for keeps." He reported that redemption of bonds during March income tax payment month amounted to only $131,210,000, approximately 73100 of one per cent of the total amount of war bonds outstanding. Morgenthau has been notified Taft Suspicious BLAST MESSINA 9 Proposal Fpr uurrency Program u t ) CAIRO, April 3 U.R) Allied bombers wrought heavy damage in Messina, Sicily, in raids Thursday .By CHARLES B. DEGOES night and Friday dawn, a Brit- Un,ted PreSS staff Correspondent ish communique reported today. WASHINGTON, April 3 (U.R) All planes returned. Sen. Robert A. Taft. R., O., today In the night attack, bomb greeted with "suspicion a four- bursts were seen near the termi-point treasury proposal for post-nus post-nus of the ferry line to the Ital-war international currency stabil-" ian mainland. ization which Secretary of the The dawn raid was carried out Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr., from an altitude of only 50 feet is expected to nre?err to ' ron- by the National Retail Dry Goods 1 witn direct hits being scored on gress Monday, association, representing 6,000 re- i the ferry terminus and one ferry- Taft is a member of the senate tailers, of a plan to devote every i at- banking and finance committees, Tuesday during the forthcoming i Direct hits also were reported as well as of the special commit- $13,000,000,000 second war loan "n "l '"'Y ""'" tee on post-war economic plan- 7 u i ;- i f im broglio was never higher tnan now J tiaircraft gunners reported campaign to government bond ad- ' Va at San Giovanni, the main- rAng Mme. Elai-Shek to Prolong Her Visit LOS ANGELES, April 3 I-.K Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek today de- the Savoy region i f.in iw pr.mmi., Minio.- tou , K j iv ' 1 f I " ai w,i jflllll.TH I .IIII'IMI I Hlf I ttf''ll flTlf t s4 J HIM I M 1.1.1 Ul V j doehhels in Das Reich deploring more before returning to New in rest i vr.rb- whnr-f she faces another hos- ot, the Germans are absorbed with trying to delay a second front in Europe or, if that becomes impossible, im-possible, tying, up Russia by some means so' they can divert the bulk of their army westward. Premier Hideki Tojo of Japan was in Manchuria conferring with the puppet government, a move obviously designed to touch oft alarm bells along the Russo-Man-churian frontier. Tojo's visit followed fol-lowed similar consultations with the Nanking puppets and coincided coincid-ed with the visit of a Japanese in Kome several hits on the raiders "VV eminot any longer present j viotwric.1-: a.s fast as a few ynrs ! TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION , i FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HOTPOINT electric range, automatic auto-matic oven' thrift cooker, $60. Phone 1650W. a4 the article, complained. "It it extremely disagreeable that sonic hotnei'.ds are trying to give life to their undigested class instincts. in-stincts. Such sideshows must not be dramatized." military mission Berlin Italian Soldiers Give Themselves Up to Americans vertising exclusively. The cam- j paign begins April 12. The retailers not only will devote de-vote all their newspaper advertising adver-tising to promotion of the bond selling campaign, but will use their window displays for a similar sim-ilar purpose. land end of the line. One junkers 52 was shot down over Messina Strait. Service Men ftlay Attend Conference LARGE oak desk and chair, good condition. XSO North fi East. Phon- 11 SOW. aG USED studio couch, good condition, condi-tion, reasonable. 261 East 1st North. a4 Strikers Hesunie tkrk at Plants ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, North Africa, April 3 U.1! Italian Ital-ian soldiers keeping charging the Americans in Tunisia to give themselves up. A couple of Americans had a It could be that suth ostenta- group of Italian prisoners in a tious activities were designeu . truck driving them to a reception merely to stir up Allied fears. On , camp. The truck motor failed and thp other hand, if Japan attacked thev were caueht bv a German Siberia the Russians presumably , barrage .The Americans hiked out ; and vjCinity today were invited, would be foiced'to divert military . for tne next town, leaving the to attend sessions of the 113th power eastward, enabling the i priSOners to fend for themsels. j general conference of the L. D. S. Nazis either,to pull out additional j A naf hour iater the Italians i church beginning Sunday, it troops from Russia or carry out came along in the truck. They was announced. new Russian offensive with haJ rrpaired it themselves. j Men of Mormon faith in the greater chances of success. , A signal corps photographer, i armed services were the only ex- i The Germans, it was believed, ordered to take pictures of 18 j ception this year to the rule that i mignt ngure mai a. oiuu ! Italian prisoners locKed up tne ; general, stake, ward and priest- He thought a Preliminary studv now of future monetary problems would be "interesting," but added: "The immediate problem after war will be one of relief, not pur- .nasing." Taft said he saw in the reported proposals to the treasury to set up machinery for international control of currencies and the easing eas-ing of the balance of payments of countries unable to pay similarities similari-ties with a plan proposed by John Maynard Keynes, British said that original rukxs were de-J uv,. LO tne t-x- Rules Revised on Dry Beans, Peas WASHINGTON, April 3 r.P The Office of Price Administration Administra-tion today announced revision of the rules governing rationing of i dry beans, peas., and lentils, and vised in haste when these com-" com-" modities were addd to the ration a att i Avr pttv Ar,;i i (UP) order "in the 11th hour." WHITE sewing machine for sale. 84 West 7th North. a6 LOST WOMAN'S brown leather purse, containing ration books, money. Phone 634. Mrs. D. V. Hughs. a6 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 5 ROOM new modern frame home, northeast section. Party leaving leav-ing Provo, immediate occupancy, $1500 cash. Sale price $5775. Prows and Stein Realty Co. a4 CHICAGO, April Z (U.P) Production Pro-duction ot tanks at the Kord motor mo-tor co. assembly plant was resumed re-sumed today when the first contingent con-tingent of GG0 employes returned to work, ending an unauthorized, strike which began Thursday. The workers, members of the United Automobile Workers, (CIO) returned to work on the day shift at 7 a. m. after voting last night to end the walkout. International officials of the union had asserted at Detroit that the strike was unauthorized, and urged urg-ed resumpion of work. Lie walkout was precipitated by a seniority dispute involving two employes. 8JCG ACRES BURNED nital Ttay. Originally, Mme. Chiang planned plan-ned to leave after "her speech in Hollywood Bowl Sunday, but it was understood that the prepar- . . , : r I. ; c- Via, loot mi Trwl i r M - clLIUII U LIii, 'oni jui.v- - --o , . . , Ot0 foc ' r f dress in America, has taken so ! would influence the United fetates night before, found 26 in the corn- much of h.er time here that she to divert forces to trial mediei i poun(j. Nobody knew how the has signified a desire to prolong which otherwise would be sent to . ej nt newcomers got there, her stay. ! Europe to help create tne second j In a press conference yester- , ironi. day, Mme. Chiang said that her ( trip to England, which 'has evoked evok-ed much speculation, depends on the advice ot her doctors She said she would undergo if com-, plete physical checkup at New York, and that a decision on whether to make the trip must await the verdict of her physicians. physic-ians. Speaking Jast night at a banquet ban-quet attended by 1200 of the elite of Los Angeles and Hollywood . . . . . - - -. i otinn norordinsr to a commum Davia seizniCK oi unnea cnina - A fV,..r, v,pad- Relief, Mme. Chiang declared that' que from Gen. Mac Arthur s head there were two things her people j quarters today. were noted lor: tneir -sense oi , . - Ariiitiiro Hiiude Tt. Wic-kard hoped today that Ar- '. bor Day, April 22, wilL be marked "If we, the United Nations, , by nation-wide determination w People In the News hood quorum officials with pards would be admitted to the wartime war-time conference. Harold B. Lee, member of the council of twelve apostles and chairman of the L. D. S. service The general procedure for re-talJers re-talJers v and wholesalers is not changed by the new amendment, effective yesterday, but provision is made for a grower to sell to the "country shipper" without collecting col-lecting points. Kennedy Resigns His WLB Position I Mii-fcb cii. Mont., April .j, men-s cammitte, actvng under in-j in-j t.ir More than 8000 acres obstructions from the first presi-i presi-i prairie grass along Sand Creek, 50 j jency. issued the invitation. ! miles southwest of Miles City, was; Approximately 5000 persons : burned out last night in Custer j are expected to attend the 3-day county's costliest fire, this vear, ! conference, which will be nation-Sheriff nation-Sheriff C. M. Allen reported to- ally broadcast from here this day. 4 year. NEW YORK, April 3 !M? --; Thomas Kennedy, secretary-treas- 1 urer of the United Mine Workers, has resigned . from the war labor hoard. hi: secretary said here lo-dav. Keynes' plan briefly calls for establishment of an international currency clearing union based on an international bank money to be known as "ancor." The new currency would be tied more or less to gold and would be accepted in lieu of gold for the settlement of international balances among members of the clearing union. V Supporters of the Keynes plan admit that it entails sacrifice of some sovereignty of individual states over domestic economic policies. ton reports that Kennedy had resigned re-signed the federal ixst. She refused to explain why Kennedy resigned. Kennedy, who has been atteml- "A letter containing the resig- ing UMW wage conferences with nation has been sent to President haul and soft coal operators here, Rcosevelt," the secretary. Esther is in Hazelton, Pa., for the week Casse' said, confirming Washing- end. Brig. Gen. Howard K. Ramcy, 47. commander of the Fifth Bomb er force, is reported missing in duty," and their "gallantry honor." FOR SALE CARS 1037 V-8 Truck, good condition and tires. Phone 19J Lehi Van C. Mork. 1941 Chev truck, good rubber. 574 North 7th West. a6 NOTICE ATTENTION Defense worker, j Have your own fruit and vege- j tables. I will rent you 16 assorted assort-ed bearing fruit trees and gar-; . den plot until Oct. 1. 1943. Irri- ; gation water furnished, ground plowed and harrowed. Call at I 3 90 South 5 West Provo after 8 p. m. ask for Mr. Baker. a9 HELP WANTED FEMALE .WAITRESS, housekeepeer, and a dishwasher. .Apply Mom's Lunch 1866J. e a9 FOR SALE TRAILERS SMALL trailer- house, 8 ply tires, ; good condition, $150. accept 2 : wheeler trailer part payment. Polhamus, Route 2 Pox 66 A. a6 HAZLETON, Pa., April 3 U!.K Approximately 2,800 workers at three- Duplan Silk Corporation plants' returned to work today, ending a four-c'ay strike which a6 halted production of parachutes i for the army. Employes at the Hazleton, Berwick Ber-wick and Kingston plants voted to accept terms offered by the company com-pany -and resume production. learn the lesson that the strong er must protect the weaker, the see that trees and forests arc safeguarded against waste and larger must protect the smaller j misuse W . A then good cometh out of evil and Lieutenant Commanders Kooeri our suffering has not been in i jvfontgamery and Gene Markey vain." i arrived in Hollywood last night on short leaves after extensive MARKETS at a Glance duty in the South Pacific. Utility Stocks Display Activity NEW YORK, April 3 U.R An active advance in utility stocks featured an otherwise quiet, irregular ir-regular stock market list Saturday. Satur-day. The utility group started with a burst of activity. Blocks ranged to 15.000 shares in United Gas Improvement which continued active ac-tive through the session and equaled equal-ed its high. Heavy trading also came into Engineers Public Service, Serv-ice, National Power & Light, North American. American Water Works, and Public Service of New Jersey. All of these made new highs on fractional gains. Columbia Gas 6 per cent preferred rose a point. Demand for the utilities was explained ex-plained in part as a result of belief be-lief the group was behind the market and by analyses showing WANTED TO RENT i that many of the, .issues will be APARTMENT or kitchenette for more valuable in utility reorgani COup!.3. References. Write Her- 1 zations than at their current mar-aid mar-aid Box 36. aQ Uct prices. Maj. Gen. Sir Percy Laurie, commander of the British military Police, was fined $2,2O0 and as-i as-i sessed $140 costs in Bow Street TTrTKirn imircci Court today for obtaining a civil- Stocks irregrariy hTgher and I ian ration book under false pre- LCiiaca. 7xl5 foot trailer house, tires like new, ice box, built in clothes closet and cabinets, water tank, sink, call after 2 p. m. Sunday. Fishers Trailer Camp (Across from Orem Cash Store) Lou Green. a4 modern telv active. Bonds irregular. Curb stocks, mixed. Cotton off as much as 35 cents a bale. Wheat fractions of a cent lower; low-er; corn unchanged at ceilings. 3v EASTER GREETINGS For the Boys in tlte Service! SEND THEM NOW Cheery Easter Greetings Greet-ings for all members of the family Friends - Relatives -Rev. - Father - Pastor Etc. We have the Largest Stock of Every-day Greeting Cards in Central Utah CARDS Priced from 5s u. $11.00 SEJiniEY'S GIFT SHOP 159 WEST CENTER PROVO Actress Brenda Marshall and her husband, actor William Hol-den, Hol-den, filed a petition in superior court today to substitute their film name for their legal one Beedle. j ' Viola B. Selvvyn, wife of play j producer Archibald Selwyn, was 3 .1 -3 1 - 1 - m.m rr n I awaraeu a ui voice ucuicc cuumg a. BOISE, Idaho, April 3 & An 34year marriage on grounds that FAIL TO FIX BLAME IN DEATH Ada county coroner's jury late yesterday failed to fix blame for the death of John Alton Tucker, 42, Gowen field construction worker, who died last Saturday her husband stayed cut all night and refused to tell her where he had been. Stars Janet Blair, Charles following a fist fight in a Boise Boyen, and the Three Ritz Bro bar. thers were enroute to New York Byrle Storey, 22, Boise, who has today to participate in a series been held for investigation, ad- 0f Red Cross relief rallies and mitted he had fought with Tuck-1 var bond drives. er. Both were drinking, he said. Prosecutor James W. Blaine released re-leased Storey from custody. GERMAN i RUCKS PITT ON CHARCOAL STOCKHOLM, April 3 UE) All trucks in Germany henceforth In one of the nation's largest aircraft engine plants there are handled daily about 1500 different must operate on wood charcoal sizes ana- Kinus oi sceei oar stock gas as a tuei conservation mea' and about 500 different sizes and sure, the Swedish jtelegraph bur kinds of other metal material. ' eau reported from .Berlin today. u ji II I I I JT HI SSj ::: -we jouy IS ALL SET Pop Jolly KNEW there was lots of work to be done around the house but he kept putting It off. Then, he" decided, "While there's still plenty of material, I better get things tended to." That's a good idea for YOU, if you've any remodeling or repair work Mo do. PAY A LITTLE DOWN And take care of . the rest of yoor material needs on small monthly payment. . SPEAD LOHBEn GO.. 195 West Third South, Provo, Utah - Phone 34 1 " ' I I I ' ! -'f f III If L DOUBLE SCORE FOR FASHION O-rr- i ; I i v I y- I ' ? ! 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