Show World News 1 Associated Press United Press N Y Times Foreign Senleo - - - -- Weather: - Partly Cloudy z (Details on Page 12) U Vol 150 No 59 Salt Lake City Utah Tuesday Morning December 12 1914 7::ershey Orders Tifghtening fok'St:rdia''0Lát Demands Prompt Drafting Of Men 7 Who Quit Vital Jobs 18-3- By United Press Slay Thousands Of Nips Caught In Southern Trap 1- - 0 e I Of Defer: lents Designs Edict to Stem Plant Exodus Price Five Cents MOC Lovenach Arrows Indicate American First army gains Monday in U S (Off icial ) By Associated Press Tax rKorren rig GEILENKIRCHEN 4't1 7 éféh-d-(:- STATUTE MILES ------ - W"1 ' I nn ich I 0ifa-''LT7I'ril:- 11 16 ri ' Drive Nazis From Buffer Cities Before Maginot Siegfried First Army Closes In on Duren Tuesday Dec 12 (UP) —The morning Dagens Nyheter reported Tuesday from Berlin that the First American army after a heavy artillery preparation Monday launched its fourth big offensive eastward from Aachen between Linnich and Duren The attack succeeded in penetrating Into the main German defense line the newspaper said tz-- Allies (Official)—By Associated Press PARIS Dec 11—The Germans were driven from their French buffer cities of Haguenau and Sarreguemines Monday and their last defenses west of the Roer river before Cologne were caving In as three U S armies redoubled blows at the reich from west and south IndiCations mounted that the enemy was withdrawing at numerous sectors along the western By United Press front before the First army at WESTERN FRONT: Yanks STOCKHOLM r WASHINGTON Dec 11—Draft Director Lewis B Hershey t2II the slow GEN MACARTHUR'S new edict Monday ordered putting teeth into the hard advance Hoy 0 rich rJULICH 1Lich local draft boards to cancel forthwith occupational deferments HEADQUARTERS Philippines toward the I ARMY Dec 12—Annihilation 19th Roer river of men 18 through 37 who quit essential jobs without board Tuesday Pit of the entire defending garrison Yanks were cz ' Etzy've!le permission i near d 11 Ormoc at port To such men the choice now is: Aldenhovin Baswelle r N Schophoven "Do your full share in the war '‘ on Leyte island and destruction I -A000710S were fighting in Pk ' production effort Or be drafted" zser of thousands of Japanese It Pier and The order is designed primarily Schaufenberg A to in south a the Mariadorf trapped pocket to halt the exodus of workers Merken and were announced by Gen Dougfrom war plants to peacetime Jobs had captured Bull while lack of sufficient weapons las MacArthur Tuesday Geich Echtz k is delaying victory and costing en Mer 001$4 MacArthur reported that the i Dhorn and lives—It also is a barbed invitation veteran 77th division which landed — WASHINGTON Dec 11 UP) to men now in nonessential work Sehlich last week four miles below Ormoc ii ESCHWEILER 7"11819esch to get into the war production ef- A supreme court decision Monday had been joined by the Seventh ) Other First Ecnci fort or be drafted division the southern jaw closing bars seven southern movie exhibiunits the approaches to Cologne's plain r army 11 Eisl Dshcohrini cIL Backs 'Up Byrnes' Order tors from buying theaters unless of a nutcracker vise and "enemy and before the Third and Seventh were sott:0111 bewere fighting which forces first show it won't stifle com- tween the two havetrapped from they Satreguemines to the Rhine 48 deN hours than acted less been In Merotle Hershey Eitendorf The First army drive on the NOY M erode I ARMY I after James F Byrnes director of petition 1st Gey and Roer river positions added up to It was a victory for the govern- stroyed" war mobilization and reconver- ment 1 Seize Arms Supplies three miles in two days as four which took a Sehafberg and Birgei lion Issued his new view more towns in a of !NNNNNN11 its relation in assault ' 1 importance had order of equipment mandate Though the captured applies ‘ Roes' R other pending Sherman anti- andGreat quantities arc were captured four or five seized were to all men 18 through 37 it is to All Strass supplies 6 tlt Stoluvg trust cases in the motion picture Gey more were entered and others 7 aimed primarily at the Fierce fighting preceded final age field ) the along were AACHEN Kreuzau been of whose Ormoc deferments have 'i the St destruction garrison group Vicht front Patton's court a the for directive Asking the last in more Ormoc Fall of First Nears Duren big past liberally Japan's granted --forces were government said that ' other- port of reinforcement for her Deferment standards already are the IkDro-vShalbe-rg I At last reports the First was wise to secure would be "unable it Kornelimunstef Zwe being applied very strictly to men the continued existence of inde- troops to the north in the Ormoc facing bitter il‘-'-------s'IAhard upon Mariaweiler "PI closing to blow 5 a the was corridor In the bracket sharp age resistance and mile a and a half from Duren The theater only pendent competition" was Bergstein In effect Hershey has directed problem cannot be solved by a enemy Its capture Sunday to the Roer river line and fierce key repulsing announced Monday the nation's 6443 local draft boards court order after such competition upon Hoven within 500 yards of counterattacks "The fighting in Ormoc itself beto review all deferred cases and Is eliminated it contended -the west bank of the Roer to the desmost r-was of fall the fore its Heavy line is 'Rot? to apply a more rigid deferment Court Broadens Decree north tdOl re''' perate character" MacArthur approximate yardstick henceforth "in the light While the U S Seventh army GERMANY Arof the immediate urgencies for The supreme court thus broad- ported battlefront The general reported Monday captured Haguenau — greatest men in the armed forces and the ened—while upholding—the decree that of gen base left to the enemy in France— "many thousands" of Japaof the federal district court of nese were civilian war effort" HAusen 1R one column speared into the Magiin the BELGIUM pocket narrowing middle Tennessee which found not line town of Woerth eight the 77th and Seventh diHits Nonessential Workers that the seven exhibitors and three between miles north and seven from GerThose who persist in remaining individual defendants had violated visions coming together just below many Farther west Ormoc In nonessential Jobs or who quit the antitrust laws The findings the Americana hacked 32nd A the division third Yank moimto an "unreasonable referred war work will be reclassified at was less than four the enemy Japanese positions pressing against mediately and made subject to the nopoly" by the exhibitors in thea- to the north despite almost immiles from the border ter in will northTennessee be so inducted Those operation draft Alabamaiand central and west- passable terrain The U S Third army broke the assigned As combat replaCements ern German resistance in stubborn ern interBlast Isles Central in soldiers to release Kentucky Stockholding overseas or Sarreguémines standihg at the relationships of the exhibitors this country for service abroad deon a Air continued activity southern door to the industrial were ordered broken up structive scale Airdromes in the Hershey emphasizing that the Saar basin and lanced three miles By Press' Greece (Official)--Associated were the Appeals brought by sterns rew order 'Central Philippines were bombed from "the present northeast guns conand of six the E L A S forées sent mortar shells crash- hammered totwo Saar citiesBigfive anew and enemy shipping was ATHENS Dec urgent man power situation" said government to Brown cerns J By Crescent Amusement Co blasted over a wide area PetroHarry In a telegram to all local boards: Cumberland Amusement Co Ly- leum installations on Borneo took 11 — The ing into the heart of Athens Monday setting fires near Constitu- seven miles inside the basin Dec WASHINGTON There is a continuing urgent ric Amusement Co Inc Rockdirect bomb hits flooding the Barrett bill revoking Pres Roose- tion square as R A F Beaufighters returned to the battle strafing Bombers Cover Assault reed for combat replacements in wood Amusements Inc Chero- Tarakan and Balikpapan fields velt's order creating the Jackson an EL A S concentration the Eunopean and Pacific theaters kee Amusements Inc Kentucky with Despite patchy weather 300 reportedly massing for an attack in a fighter-bombernational monument passed s flaming freighter was Hole of war and a most critical shortage Amusement Co Inc ripped into Gera the substantial together house a center mile by the suburb the of from Monday sunk offshore city man positions just ahead of the of workers in war activities It is with Anthony Sudekum and Kerboth Utah congressmen The surprise landing of the 77th majority The E L A S fighting arm of American assault lines in the Roer Increasingly necessary that all mit C Stengel of Ormoc last week split the voting against its passage Only the left south E A M party was ment and in their decision to valley after supply lines In the and regisparticularly wing persons The to one Robinson in oppogovern pur- enemy forces Capture of Ormoc Rep spoke to be attempting to stage fight to the end" rear had been hammered trants 18 through 37 participate to chases provision reported by the companies was or- Sunday (Philippine time) ended sition all-oRumors circulated that the enemy's an 1600 U S heavy bombers attack on central Athens the full extent of their abilities dered into by obthe decree with the the he or In of his the reinforcement told house S ELA however was preparing opinion possibility air fleet ever sent aloft either in the armed forces or in having been delayed by an — servation that where businesses and nipped any hope the the procedure if not uhconstitu- Mondayrains offensive against the rightist greatest in opening their ofin a the civilian war effort heavy have been closed out "it is com- supply operation single two forces may have had of retir- tional is "cockeyed" legislative E D E S' territory of Epirus on H Hodges' Gen Lt monly impossible to turn back ing into that battered port for a procedure for the bill proposes in fensive Sunday night Courtney Rules on Deferments the west coast of Greece the clock" was threatening thee First army Cables Fire and final stand to Delays effect undo the forces It junction that presELAS something appeared "To accomplish the purpose that last two towns on the Maj Gen Andrew Bruce's 77th ident did under authority conferred 18 through 37 carry Insert Purchase Rule filed abroad by cor- could not bring many more troops to Duren and a frontapproaches Dispatches dispatch division Ormoc a area in seized without into the Athens light- upon him by congress itself their full share of the nation's The court said "The decree ning move to the north from respondents in the capital weren weakening their dispositions else- said the Germans appeared to be its machine-gubecause war effort in order to remain oc- should be revised so as to prohibit delayed heavy won beachhead capitalizing Redress In Courts fighting mainly a screening action in the country fire had cut off the cable and where future acquisitions of a financial easily cupationally deferred local boards while moving the bulk of their on the lack of Robresistance mountain Greek In other Mr supsaid words" enemy brigades will apply present occupational de- Interest in additional theaters out- In four wireless building across the Roer to new days it battled through to inson "we are going at this thing ported by British Sherman tanks strength ferment instructions in the light side of Nashville 'except after an its objective fell in which mortar defense The bombs p break-upositions on and of effected the the in living the large the nresident If fighting wrong way of the immediate urgencies for affirmative showing that such of the city Monday morn- EL AS concentration in the footon its back Another front dispatch recordCreating the Jackson Hole monu- the heart men in the armed forces and the acquisition will not unreasonably what it carried were fired from outlying dis- hills of Mount Hymettus where' ing the fall of Hagruenau to Lt ing ment exceeded the " given Thousands authority Destroy War restrain competition' effort" civilian him by congress in the antiquities tricts where the ELAS forces the ELAS had made the mistake Gen Alexander M Patch's SevThe companies failed to overThe enemy forces below Ormoc act there of deploying on open terrain of enth army troops said there were Military authorities have said in the courts are massed is that 300000 more men are needed turn a requirement in the decree "are unable to extricate them- If his action redress Two other actions were reported semiwasteland ideal for tank oper- Indications the Germans were rewas in accord with In war Industries to produce such that they get rid of stock in each selves" said Monday's communi- that law as I believe it is then outside the city in addition to the ations treating to the Maginot and Siegother and most affiliated corpora- que in announcing capture of o fried lines all along the Seventh one of critically needed items as heavy force must we to ELAS by 300 Killed solve the problem dispersal ELAS small arms am- tions They attacked the order as thousands proceed along different front The first was a many army "although British artillery shells and lines planes A New Zealand colonel with the notmitionradar equip- beyond reasonable requirements strong" It added they are "being Greek dawn From attack battery Lt Gen Patton's Third by regulars not bill does "This the violations for 300 repeal preventing ment tires and trucks The work-- t S Greek regulars saidat least A destroyed with little opportunity which broke another EL a dispatch quoted front up army act but leaves with antiquities An injunction restricting the for effective retaliation" order is designed in part formation and the second the am- EL A S had been killed in this American officers as seeing signs the the very authority president to meet that challenge Units of the 77th division are to neighborhood in the last two days of German weakening in the Siegmaking of franchises with film of a British patrol heading Two hundred were taken prisoner fried line Other developments in the man distributors and licensing of films the north of this enemy force the he exercised when he established bushing Volos from southward outpost of Fraulautern this monument I would vote to was assailed by the firms as being Seventh infantry division is n Monday when the coordinated at- as situation: defended a town as fiercely act the was at dawn launched tack the advantage of distributors ing it from the south and other repeal antiquities Reports Situation I Acting Senate Democratic to struck by the Americans any yet A number of the prisoners were In "Debate in this house has shown Leader Lister Hill (D) Alabama at the expense of the exhibitors elements of the 24th corps are drivA communique issued Monday taken the western Saarland Cross Red in the of Greek the latter in over to pura the of wide as group mountains conflict from the ing warned that the nation has reached depriving opinion ' afternoon by Maj Gen R M Their commander Maj east The latter already have con- the character of lands embraced Scobie Hodges troops overran Schlich "the most critical hour of the chasing power in hospital commander British and Echtz Dhorm in the center Georgiades said he was a member The decision commented that tacted the Seventh near Albuera in the Jackson Hole monument Greece said: war" and that greater war arc about two and of their assault and communist of that on party the coast A junction of the some found it highly scenic others th9 is the urgent need of the "the chief weapons used by this "Considerable progress has been he and his fellow officer believed a half miles from Duren and (Continued on Parei did (Continued Of? Pare 81311 is The contend it hour He said the shortages were presisagebrush (Column seven) (Column did (the port of the whole battle would end if a Schafberg five miles southwest dent had to make a decision and made in butPiraeus caused by great advances of Amer-lea- n the situation general- new national government were of Duren Athens) fail-tire found the land to be worthy of troops rather than any formed remaius They were digging the Gerly unchanged" to produce at home but preservation as a national monuHe in mans from Pier Merken Merode said battalion A S and the Brithis Both EL the ment warned nontheless that American (Continued on Pace Six) (ContInned on Page Six ) ish were reinforced in Athens the Three) (Column live) (Colo 73 troops may die needlessly unless Calls for Bill the into ELAS infiltrating city production keeps pace with their British and the Utah Like American armies grinding pete 175 Juab 111 "Assuming there is some land during the nightin during the day needs pouring Duchesne 105 Uintah In this area that should be re- troops 2 War production officials were slowly but steadily to the Rhine 108 The ELAS took several buildSummit 155c1) Morgan served the orderly thing for conrevealed to be launching a con- - Utah bond buyers are moving reso- 229 Cache 123 and Box El- gress to do after repealing the ings and apartment houses withcerted drive to persuade commer- lutely to their $18000000 sixth 144 Mon147 der cial institutions—stores banks and war loan goal antiquities act is to pass a bill out opposition Sunday night new WASHINGTON Dec 11 UP) — tactic Gillette's senate term expires Weber county went over the top defining the lands to be set aside day they employeea But just as in the vast armies other similar civilian establishthe month He told attenafire and within of Sen Iowa warned setting Gillette setdynamiting (D) of the on the no the western ments—to "loan" man power to the first of Utah's popu- protecting front there is Monday rights in tive the houses and colleagues city buildings in area and the affected that unless America takes to close withouthehisdid not want ita vital war industries for 90 days room in the bond campaign for lous industrial counties to do so tlers Numerous casualties were reported Monday expressing those who fail to participate to George S Eccles state vice chair- providing also for compensating when a stand the war will end deep concern over the trend of several buildings were blown in strong loss of state exman the and for announced their Weber Utmost has county any "hollow defeated a UPI - CLEVELAND 11 Dec victory" of international affairs fashionable the in quarters up Charles L Smith state war fi- ceeded its quota by 129 with taxes they may sustain hopes and a vast spread of totaliShould the trend continue tie Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey sele- nance chairman reported Monday total individual sales of 3853897 "Such a course would settle the theAncity tarianism said cthe service director said Monday the assured military victory source meanwhile impartial is individual sales have reached Quota $2995000 controversy by law But passage reported the EL A S leaders were now he told matters "As be will stand" lost politically his "guess" wqs that there would night 73 Five counties now have at- of the Barrett bill will not do so of quota $1313656 the senate" our hopes for peace He spoke of news from Europe be a 10 to 20 per cent hike in Athens to from withdraw ready tained their individual went over Utah the veto it To quotas: for the president will Monday of and our optimism for the develop- which he called ''tremendously disinductions in the next few months In its "other than E"top bond goal Wayne Tooele Rich Sanpete and do otherwise would be to confess and from all the department ment of relations among the Big couraging" to American zeal for "from what I see In the papers series F and G return in for Attica' guarantees Weber he had exceeded the authority bonds) by 101 not be about the way the war is going" would that prosecuted Threeintoward a general collabora-of creating lasting worldpeace Some they of quota Thirteen counties have Calling attention to the diffi- given him by congress" of our allies he said are openly the future give signs leaders tion He the leftist described Hershey told a press conference reached counof their other than E goals culty Most of the votes cast for the as pushing industrial our eyes for "extending and consilidating their before will now he based his prediction on these that disintegrating they "realizing ties over the top Mr Eccles de- Barrett bill Monday came from They are: lose" in the armed con- want for a firm adherence to own assumed spheres of influfactors: 220 clared "We're over the top prin the Republican side of the house eventually 300 San Juan Emery urin their de- moral principles in international ence" while Americans are dying and flict are Combat replacements "relenting on Pare (Continued on Six) (Continued Weber 320 Iron 105 Page Six) San to destroy Hitlerism mands on the Papandreou govern relationships" (Column Two) (Column Four) gently needed a shortcritical suffers Industry Utah Individual Bond Quota age of war workers ' 17--State draft directors have been 1 cl (1 Instructed to swiftly put into efA fect War Mobilizer James Byrnes (telw3 6- BUY MORE BONDS! "produce or fight" dictum Said Hersheyy: I "More of our forces are having t 0- 2''th -' V3:136 556 contact with the enemy Our losses S18000000 wA':te'LAN work-or-fig- ht I h Supreme Court Outlaws Movie Cartels Hi-mbac- Yank-capture- ) ‘-- " i 't7:: far-reachi- ng work-or-fig- ht ‘‘ A fst )1 tiL 15-mi- le 26-3- by-pass- ed e I 18-2- 4ideggen 1(----- N I - e IA beyoncl-Niederbro- House Passes Bill to End Jackson Pdrk nn Greek Reds Hurl Barrage hit° Center of Athens the-borde- r 11---- ot1-O- ut reg-istran- r Or-mo- or-fig- ht power-productio- 1 Utahns Press Nearer to Bond Goal Per Cent of Quota Purchase - -- - - 7P6 1 F (Continued on Pare Six) (Column Four) Senator Sees AlliedUnity Cracking Vast Spread of Totalitarianism r J -- I aVii A A:111 1 War Fronts Sarreguemines and shell Zweibrucken 16 miles east of 'Sarreguemines capture Alsatian rail hub of Ilaguenau and push to within 21 miles of Cologne EASTERN FRONT:- - Soviet armies crash to gates of Budapest from three sides Germans reported evacuating after laying waste to city AIR: Huge American aerial fleet's totaling 3200 warplanes blast German targets with 6000 tons of bombs PACIFIC: Superfortresseis hit Tokyo again drop incendiary bombs on city in two waves Liberators strike twice at Iwo Island 750 miles from Japanese capital PHILIPPINES: Seventh and Seventy-sevent- h divisions effect junction on Ormoo front on Leyte seize Gennans Death Fight For Budapest - Russia (Official) By Associated Press LONDON Tuesday Dec 12— The Russians captured two more villages near northeastern Budapest Monty gaining three miles in raging battles that Moscow said left the approaches to the city littered with hundreds - of dead The Germans hurled fresh nazi armored forces into the defense of the bombed and flaming Hungarian capital Far to the north of Budapest the red army extended its front alodg the central Slovak border to almost 30 miles in thrusts up to seven miles Soviet spearheads pointed toward Bratislava a n d Vienna on the west and also menaced the rear communications of Germans fighting in eastern Slovakia Reds Capture Suburbs In the drive on Budapest Marshal Rodion Y Malinovsky's Second Ukraine army captured Veresegyhaz and Szada- both eight and miles from the capital's northeastern suburbs The Paris and Algiers radio reported Atalinovsky's- vanguards had penetrated the capital but this was not confirmed by either the Russians nor the Germans Monday's communique reported the capture of only 14 populated places in Hungary six north and northeast of Budapest and eight north and northwest of Miskolc 85 miles northeast of Budapest Slovak Front Extended The fierceness of the fighting was measured by the soviet communique's report that 22 enemy tanks were destroyed Saturday and 35 4unday The total bag since Friday was 166 tanks knocked out and 75 planes destroyed Szada is only two miles from Ogodollo an important rail junc- tion The front along the central Slovak border was extended with the capture of Hont three miles west of the rail junction of Dregelypalank taken Sunday The Russians also seized Varsany eight miles southeast of and Balassa-Gyarmpreviously the easternmost point seized in this sector The advance put the Russians within 85 miles of Bratislava the Slovalecapital and 116 miles from Vienna German reports declared fierce was in progress in that battling area They have not admitted the fall of Balassy-Gyarmclaiming a battle for the city is still in progrese German reports declared the main pressure against Budapest w a s being maintained between Lake Balaton and the west bank - one-ha- lf 4 one-ha- lf at at (Continued on Pare Elm) (Coiumn dim) - |