Show flurry!!isHurry! the last Today 4 day for the The Weather 1 bearing E C or T mileage ration stickers You will be unable to renew your rations without this I c' inspection Vol No 6 Price Ten Cents Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning February 28 1913 137 0 t 1 1 LUiLL) 0 --t 1 71 Lid SodLa11 ! ataai 1 T wr- -- -- -- t4 ! 0 C 0 fa ! '--71 ' ! P4 r77-74- ' U tal Essential Jobs mro 1111 WIIIC Counties in State Complete hiring control in all ssential war or civilian industr in a area in Utah was announced Saturday by John R McCusker of Denver regional war man power commission director The plan is effective Monday Joseph S Mayer area WM C director said the area includes all of the following counties: Box Elder Weber Davis Morgan Summit Salt Lake Tooele Utah Wasatch Duchesne Ilintah Juab Carbon Emery Grand and San Juan counties ' W C Issues These Brunches Panzers Dent Must Adopt Rules for British Line 48-Ho- ur 48-I-f- Plan Will Affect 16 For Salt Lake City Ind Vicinity: Little change in temperature Sunday Maximum temperature Sat-minimum ternurday 47degrees perature 26 degrees (Issued by permission of milktary authorities) ft L first tire inspection for vehicles Week r Aline Lumbering Highlights of U S Set-U- p For Utah Industry Area Trades Among Those Affected System Ity Associated l'rese 27 — Feb WASHINGTON Here aro the various branches of the lumber and nonferrous mining industries subject to the week under Saturday's 48-ho- F lng or ts 1 A 's Brest Before Tunis TD) Foe Chalks Up Slight Gains Yanks At Vance ur order: Lumber—All logging operations and all operations of saw-ill- s planing mills veneer 11111151 plywood mills cooperage stock mills cooperage establishments shingle mills wooden box factories and wood pulp mills Mining—A luminu m antimony arsenic berylliucop-m chrome cobalt columbium manMRAMCSitIM lead per ganese mercury molybdenum silver tantalum tin titanium tungsten uranium vanadium zinc and zirconium and "all other nonferrous metals and IL i ai sLiers maiono ad3g it Ccil taii Hundreds of Bin British Bombers Incendiaries Rain Block-Buster- s On Reich's Third Biggest Metropolis All By United Press United Pres!' By WASHINGTON Feb 27 The Utah industrial area: 'A LLIED HEADQUARTERS war man power commission SaturIt covers the following Utah counties: Weber Davis Mor- day night issued regulations for North' Africa Feb 27 —German Allies--(Offi- cial) By United Press tanks were reported to have made work week in gan Summit Box Elder Salt Lake Tooele Utah Wasatch putting the ILONDON 27—American Feb new in thrusts afeffect this spring and warned Flying Fortresses and Liberslight headway Duchesne Uintah Juab Carbon Emery Grand and San Juan the British lines before ators striking for the second straight day at Adolf Hitler 's Eurofected against that noncompliemployers All persons whose most recent or usual employment was ance will Tunis Saturday night but indirect but severe ofin essential agricultural activities are not to be hired in any penalties bring forces still were rolling pean citadel bombed Brest Saturday in a nonstop allied air was fensive toward scale that mounting back proporswiftly in chastened the the grand The regulations apply not only enemy other type of employment except as referred by United States Kasserine area tions to the 32 labor shortage Areas employment service offices ores" their Unofficial reports said the town At the Same time British fliers in American Ventura light previously listed eby the W M C but No employer whether or not engaged in essential activiof Kasserine had fallen to the alalso on a nation-widbasis to the :bombers covered by United States lies as the Germans blasted out of ties within or without the area shall hire any workers in a 'nonferrous Metal mining and lumthe pass to the northwest began royal air force dominion and alcritical occupation or in an essential industry and now in the ber industries batbulk of their the lied removing fighters- - blasted Dunkerque Specifically exempted from the critical area for work within or without the area without a to remote to bases forces tered were: regulations touching off giant explosions along referral from the USES or other approved hiring agencies the south and near the Mediter1 Establishments employing the docks and amidst German ranean coast No employer whether or not engaged in essential activiseven or fewer persons 7 in' the harbor Germans the At arm shipping 2 Friday The plan in effect places all hirties shall hire for work to be performed in the area any indiEstablishments in which the on six scattered attacked Block-Bustepoints week not release would ing of worker" in occupations necvirual who on the effective date of the plan did not reside lengthened Super the north front with more than workers for employment in the war essary to furtherance of the war within the area or was not disA few hours earlier hundreds of in work in 50 men 5000 the and front tanks employed performed effort or essential to civilian weleffort or increase the establishsaid in an effort to peneBritish bombers dropped a trepatches fare in the hands of the 'United area except with the consent of the U S E S big ments' productive capacity trate or envelop the vital Pont du States employment service district The boundaries of the Ogden mendous No worker will be referred to employment or required to weight of super blockarea potential jumping off Fahs Advance Russians or other employment continue in offices Head Utah of in area labor and busters hundreds of thouiands shortage Fighting employment which is not suitable as clearly deplace for the final drive on Tunis which certain employers must preagencies which the war man power fined on Cologne in the of incendiaries by the war man power commission Stiff commission may designate Unit 'Would schedJabs pare to adjust to a Despite Merely Slight on raid No will be obliged to retain in his employ a ule were announced Saturday biggest Germany's third employer Affects Critical NVorkera By nightfall they had broken Resistance Nazi 1000 since Push Offensive The Ogden area—one of two in worker who is incompetent or fails to conform to reasonable planes struck at it city through at three points for a It affects any critical worker or shop rules or standards of conduct this region—will include the city last May slight distance but the situation intheidual for work in a critical of Ogden and all of Weber county All the Fortresses and Liberwas not regarded aa alarming and U S— ( fficial ) Russia- -- ( Of f total ) as defined by the the northern half of Davis county occupation the ators returned safely from the M C Or any worker employed military reports emphasized which embraces the area south By Associated Press By Associated Press were little thrusts stronger enemy In an essential activity as desigDavis-Webfrom the county line WASHINGTON Feb 27 (JD — than the jabs which Marshal ErLONDON Sunday Feb 28—Red bombing of Brest key German nated by the NV 14 C The worker to the north city limits of FarmGeneral Laverne G win Rommel has been making army troops battling forward west naval and submarine baseat the is considered to continue to be es all of Morgan county and Brigadier of the Brittany peninsula on ington whose Eleventh bornSaunders the Tunisian front for sev- of Kharkov captured a number of tip sential for 30 days after such time all of Box Elder county including bardment group battered the Japs along the French coast Seven were lost weeks eral in in violent In Friday's raid on Wilhelmshaven abo may cease to be employed on Guadalcanal declared Brigham City Heavy losses including seven large populated places ial activity The regulations invalidate union that "we don't have to Saturday on tanks and many casualties were fighting Saturday while Russian the third American attack on Gerkick ersong who aro employed or contract clauses specifying a work the first or second down any more Inflicted on the axis in the early airplanes roared ahead to destroy man soil otos most recent or usual em week shorter than 48 hours Three royal airforce and allied out there"—a comment given point stages of the fighting and the al- 18 German bomberson on the airthe Dnieper fighters which escorted the Amerployment was in essential agriculAt the same time NV M C Deputy by drome at Zaporozhe an- lies seized 420 prisoners of communique telling tural activities are not to be hired Chairman Fowler V Harper de- other heavy raid on the enemy in The six German attacks were river bend the soviets announced icans on the Brest sortie were Workmen Measures in any other type of employment clared that congress will be to the Solomons Trapped Pending missing The Fortresses and Librouted as follows: (1) Along the early Sunday forces last were erators concentrated the m a in blame—because of its refusal to except as approved and referred Russian Tabarca-Mateu- r ground to out road are much Djebel Be improved Dead "Things Would Save More May by the United States employment furnish requested funds for the U there" Saunders former West Abiad pass with 700 enemy reported only 50 miles northeast weight of their great bomb loads service after determining th a t on harbor installations S employment service—if lags in Point football coach told a (2) A stronger of Zaporozhe press troops involved Mateur-BejMillions Than such persons are not needed in Says Firm Official the shift of industry to a a road conference "We're working the drive down the Nazi Fighters Destroyed Take Populated Points week adversely affect war pro- ball up toward midfield agricultural employment at the we with around 30 tanks and a bat: but workand such time several into that Two German fighters were de- -' units duction Soviet present The employment service can use a little more offensive tac- talion of infantry (3) Against swept BEAR CREEK Mont Feb 27 By Associated Presis ers will be released to return to of Kursk north under should it file in dogfights over the Dunallied-held places populated stroyed A of assistant Raneck replacement hill the southwest (UP)—W A movement has been started In schedules with their plane equipment and reserves Medjez-El-Baor tics"But also said the midnight communi- kerque area the air ministry anagricultural employment w h en manager of the Smith mine where an regional with on we to kick have don't infantry states to relieve taxpayers of needed (Conttntly(1 nn Prp Ton) on Peg Three) que recorded by the soviet moni- nounced both by Canadian fight- 72 (Continued the first or second down any more: (Column One) trapped in a smoke many Column Four) The plan provides channels and men are tor but the bulletin told of stub- ers accompanying the Ventura& some of burden their Satursaid tunnel by filled reducing we can run a few spinners and German resistance on all One Canadian plane was missing born through which workers dissatis- day gas no or foundation is throw a few more passes" abolishing state income taxes y fied with present conditionsJonay to a night there In an with the nazis steadily fronts parade across the He added however with referreport the men have been for the duration of the war battle into the espe- channel Whirlwinds estanks British change or employers may make contacted pouring to ence supplies that "it's a lot met not All the idea area has Donets in corted bombed Gerthe Although changes in their personnel muddy cially by Spitfires "We don't know whether farther from San Francisco to the The communique did not identify man air fields in the Maupertuis changes w1:1 be carefully consi- are alive or not" Raneck said they with UngniM0115 approval a survey a is dressSolomons from it than dee:i on their value to the war efplaces area of France All planes re- any of the A report reaching the emer- completed by the Associated Press inz room to the football field" Khar- turned fort Mr Mayer said in west of advances claimed gency hospital at Red Lodge earlier Saturday indicated that measures Saunders' Eleventh bombard150 Germans said From the allied air pattern of but that kov Not Freere Order said rescue workers had succeeded with good chances of adoption ment group in a period of five were killed and six tanks burned the last three days observers bea in hole the 31 months ending December had would save citizens more than $50punching ix ix in no sense a freeze through or disabled in the fighting for one lieved the offensive had the 1639 contacts with enemy surface a year he expliined - "There are mass of debris barring the tunnel 000000 aim of clearing the locality Vone WASHINGTON Feb 27 where the men are trapped and it A bill to repeal the state income craft: was in action daily and a rrp:i opportunities- to is hampering seas of weather and the skies of Allies—(OM(1M) Thawing change of evidence was men were the tax law in Utah was defeated in Reporting "increasing accounted for many surface craft Moscow dis- German planes but the Russians provided for workers who be- all'e ascertained jrhs Associated Press conof By the inadequacy present and at least 200 enemy planes the house of representatives as Ileve their skills are not being fully the soviet generals 'It is like the battle of Britain ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN patches said was another measure to increase trols" Secretary of War Stimson Saunders participated personalmore frosts to facilitate In reverse" one observer comutalzed in the war effort or who Rencuers Sped to Scene expected wrote commitsenate the 28— in most of the bombing missions AUSTRALIA Sunday Feb military the exemption for single persons ly have compelling personal reasons drive before the advent of mented "The Germans tried to While night shift workers re- from $600 to $800 and for married tee Saturday strongly indorsing a performed by his group and one In renewed ground fighting on the their for changing The same applies to knock out the royal air force and spring bill to the disaster whistles persons from $1200 to WOO and providing for the compulsory occasion was in a plane shot down British employers who wish to make sponding New to Salarnaua ports" 200 Reported Killed approaches risked their lives to go to the aid to increase the credit for each de- control of man power by enemy fire The pilot and co- Guinea The Thunderbolt raid on Cochanges in their personnel retreata to In have letter the Chairman of Reynfellows with their Japanese inadequate pendent from $300 to $100 these counties comTwo hundred Germans were re- logne industrial capital of the pilot were killed He took over mine officials sum The Idaho house defeated a bill olds (D) North Carolina Stimson the controls but was forced to come ed further in the vicinity of Wau ported killed in street fighting at Rhineland equipment with two and four ton prise one of the most critical labor moned the rescue squad from the to increase personal exemptions said the war department 'strong-indorses- " down at sea Natives rescued and tub° leaving a number of one captured locality north of bombs caused widespread havoc shortage areas in the United Anaconda bill a introduced corntax-paby Saunders and other members of dead the allied from $700 to $1200 for single Copper Mining Kursk where soviet columns men-- I and kindled hundreds of fires with States and some controlled hiring high command an- ace Senator Austin (R) Vermont the crew Orel a powerful German de- incendiaries all but wiping out workings in Butte 260 miles payers and from $1500 to $2500 and procedure is essential to full utiliz- west of here Representative Wadsworth told of nounced Sunday for married persons bastion ation of the available labor supfense the German defenses which were Saturday's communique Fourteen skilled rescuers flew Last month the Japs were The survey showed that four (R) New York and "urges its another heavy raid on the JapaFurious German counterattacks described as only moderate plynese air base at Nturida on New crushed in an attempt to destroy were described southwst of KramMr Mayer has had an almost to Billings 60 miles north of Bear states already had put into effect prompt passage by congress" This was the first intimation Georgia island to the westward of an constant series of conferences with Creek whence they were rushed plans to cut more than $30000000 allied airdrome at Wau which atorsk and southwest of Voroshi- Most Devastating 'Yet sources of Guadalcanal in which American is 35 from administration to under scene escort the tax from income of d their police miles southwest of Sala-div- e lovgrad in the Donets basin and The bombardment management annually representatives bills New York is continuing for support for the bombers started many fires maua the soviets declared that 23 nazi of Cologne topped what the auand labor regarding the controlled of the accident New Guinea northeast a second year its 25 per cent reduc- - measure which would provide pri- among the enemy installations coastal city Harrying allied pa tanks were destroyed and 400 thoritative British Press associhiring plan during recent weeks Wives Children Wait tion with an estimated savings of marily for voluntary transfer of trols then forced the Japs into a Germans killed in repulse of an ation called "the most devastating Practically without exception they An estimated 500 persons many $22600000 to taxpayers this year workers to essential war jobs but are agreed that some such a proretreat toward Mubo some 12 attempted breakthrough to a large and intensified bombing onslaught Governor Thomas E Dewey would provide for compulsion if below miles Salamaua The Japs populated place near Kramatorsk yet against the Germans on the gram is essential in this area he of them wives sweethearts andStrongly-reinforce- d children of the trapped men gath- promised an additional saving of voluntary controls fail to bring German in- continent" said more than 1000 dead i n skinlost were The final meeting was held this ered around the mouth of the mine $5000000 tinder a new law extend- about the desired results battalions Rerouted "in The nonstop allied offensive mishes and patrol activities fantry 1 Stimson reported "present or violent of week with the area war man power Dry:eyed yet tense with anxiety ing exemptions and permitting southwest no which definite been has there fighting" began Wednesday night conicently st imminent" shortages of labor in Rosof of five west aloud and al- - Voroshilvograd them includes for the committee in full force All day planes ductions life for and tinued of insurance but prayed report ground activity Pa Cieven) agriculture mining and industryof medical expenses lied planes in the area have en- - tov along the Sea of Azov German raced across the channel Co blast safety of their men Cnit:rfirt One "There is increasing evidence to regain positions lost targets in France WASHINGTON Feb- 27 Iowa has cut its tax bill in half Emergency hospital facilities gaged in hours of bombing and attempts on PR ge Three) tContinud have beert-- for 1943 and 1944 giving up rev(- the inadequacy of present controls President Roosevelt though im- - strafingadequate for 40persons Column Two ) Perfectly planne d perfectly to achieve a full utilization of our on Pace Fourteen) (Conttnueri on 1Ice Nigh() Continupl and hammered home in altimed canceled all Column Four) (Column Four proved engagements man power and to solve the labor most ideal bombing weather the shortage problem" Stimson wrote for the week end Saturday to rest raid on Cologne was believed to Reynolds Up from an intestinal disturbance Section A have blown wide open all the re"As a result" Stimson contin- which centers him away from his of- pair ork on the industrial kept ued "in several instances where ice since Page en- been had nazis in wil ch the Wednesday labor shortage emergencies exist1000-plaEditorials earlier the since is gaged The slight fever which accom ed it has been necessary to take assaul 19 Arthur Gaeth men from the army to supply la- panied the disorder had disapSTOCKHOLM Feb 27 (XI— t of urgent measures In an effort The pilot of a Halifax bomber is a nractice that is peared Saturday and he was said bor This the economic of sustain Poll 19 y 27 1Ver101: seven-dato pace NVASHINGTON CT) Feb tion four munitions of The nazi minister Ito reported that at the beginning Gallup to the to be "rettin:T Along very satisReliable reports from Gerformed a the ettack Etvirzet the use of the 48 noint3 wasteu1 snd researchlights was The government suggested to Professor Albert 15 Speer Intcrmountain Nc-- srmy training proTern As a fur- factorily" However y many declare that production physician huge- - cone over Cologne but at per person to cover the housewives Saturday that they ther re7ult proposals have been advised continued rest And no aphas been dropping gradually one stage the glare of the incenportel Saturday to have called 17 Radio Log To do this 0 P A recomperiod an urgent conference of 140 of made to give blanket deferment pointments were made for him since a peak 1A'a hit last May diaries was so bright that the make up a table showing how mended dividing the 16-1- 7 State News e ex- to limitof economic A and that in the last two months radio workers thus broadcast groups leading Germany's y of the two familiar kitchen eight-dainto many searthlights were dimmed hardperiods the decline has been accelerated ing greatly the man power pool he was to have made between 4:15 perts to discuss means of match- can be proAntiaircraft fire from this measurements seven-da- y a then start for the cup on Which The inefficiency of foreign est hit of German cities never was war time) ing the flood of war materials Section B cured from various cans and period winding up the budget its soldiers"the army depends for and 4:30 inp m (eastern esnato have been labor is said being turned out by united Sunday starting the $125000with another eight-da- y 'eery hot and as the bombardment packages of frozen or dried program Local News tions arsenals 000 Red Cross war fund drive was pecially disappointing to the continued it slackened to spasfoods before they start shopping The agriculture economists nazis This combined with heavy modic flurries The Berlin correspondent of called off Red Cross Chairman when the sale of those products Sports suggested: Dag-enGerman losses at the fighting wrote the that read will H the Norman Davis Nyheter to under label Read the find out begins Monday morning a Fires Sweep Target is held at the fronts has forced Hitler to Finance: him being meeting for message the point rationing system about quantity quality ingrediwestnear Kulmbach in dare "total mobilization" and One 14 The suggestion was one of SPVents and use "You may learn onqantine Brown to strike a careful balance beern Germany and that 16 e rs I tins — — som special to the facts passed along by indusunexpected 31 tween of the needs the and Men WOO admirals and !Illtiee erals urgent Weekly over Cologne about 9- p m just in conSection C TA Feh 27 (1M)- agriculture buyin7" trial directors also are helping army antlkar industry zero hour He stayed before Cr 100S' the 27 Y0111K nection with tiv rationino: procan most eeo NEW Feb (INS)-in Dakar have the wheels moving around the for "new and revolii— Keeping plans lay l until ohe had seen "great Local Sncctv s 9 tvhich of ft art after week's for your use "It's not bee: relersert it Marsaall E Dimock director Satgram with untred personnel espetionary methods of saving rav a strong hold on the tarfires on get dofreeze of the to sale canned and in become hard the measure women recruitment caused The nazis' main manningthe is and workers' mnterials Dear Joe proficient great cially urday energy" goods ing quick sums when buying Great quantities of Arnericsn among the French ganization of the war shipping problem Forty thousand work-an- d get" 15 minutem there was a Club Calendar 4 The office of price administraas a rule 16 ounces or one WRP1 and it ers' training schools have been fire"After war materials reachBritish reported Saturday hoped that ministration seemed to cover the which eon tion contributed this advice to fluid pint or one pound will similar measures soon will be that service was placing men 1 established and Speer hAs State Society ing the fronts despite Germany's whole area" he related "A target housewives: Remember that fill two cups of the kitchen taken for Frenchmen still detained merchant ships at the rate of 1000 will both of to the are for have good pealed reported t continual N1 Pgzo Five) BOOILLe Musk 10 March has three days in addl a week in camps lit equatorial Africa shocked the nazis into a series workers and employers (Column rptir) measuring size" Highlights on the employment stabilization plan for the 16-coun- ty 48-ho- ur 4111-- Ow 0POW--0 Anglo-Americ- an -- Reds Capture Centers in Kharkov Area U S Outfights bps Says Hying General 48-ho- llth ur - in'- -°' Hope Dwindles States Launch Move to Ease For 72 in Montana Mine Taxation Load rs mob--- 0- er 5 50 48-ho- ur b Stimson Urges Rigid Control Of Man Power --r- m err' all-da- Ground Troops Smash Japs At Wait "litho pop-ulate- double-b- arreled -- ts ns - near-recor- Austin-Wadswor- th Chid Executive umwatesees de-ma- - I - s On the Inside - I German Experts Ponder Ways To Match Allied Arms Flow Tips to Housewives on Ways To Stretch Those 48 Points ne 31-da- point-spendin- g four-minut- Allies Free Dakar 9-- 10 de-cas- tle Political Internees - a - ponri- - -oners nor-Hel- arierpnoiratncansstnigenerdai-dtoarrigetved- iv-- Ic-rn- - srIT-b- S-- 9-1 oAts I t |