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Show Is f J PAGggcry DAILY HERALD British, American's Disagree War Criminals Disposal r X. tt'KTTAfnrrnifTi t-ilJ" Correspondent F - WASHINGTON. -Jan. 18 UID ;rne United States and Britain j r enriea toaay in discussions r -n wneiner- Adolf Hitler and tiler too Nazi hmilff R MmA ' war criminals and probably uiiger shot or treated as poli- - - prwonrra ana sent to exile S-Jt 'Napoleon. " , S The United Nations War Crimes -ommlssoin, at the suggestion of Jie American delegate, has rec- : tatnenaea xne trial raetbod but f he' British government Is reported re-ported more inclined to punishment punish-ment by exile. "The American delegate, Her-j&ert Her-j&ert Pell, is now in Washington Mnd-accordlng to well-informed wuwwu, nay resign u ine presto, pres-to, consultations fail to bring pritato closer to the commission's commis-sion's recommendations. Pell was ild to be readv to sneak frank. 5y and critically of the British if gaeir attitude did not change. St' Soviet Russia is not a member Jpf the commission and has indl- tnM mtm I1I i goals in her own way. Most other United Nations govern-laient govern-laient .however, favor the com-Sfalsslon's com-Sfalsslon's recommendation for trial of Axis leader a criminals. P The. official British position has mot been announced but reports 2hat the British refer exile for Jjuch Nazis as Hitler have not jbeen denied. The British were said to be wllllnff tn innrnm trial for arch-war criminals only in a case a method mnno from legal attack can be agreed upon an unuxeiy possibility, accord ing to some experts, u international interna-tional law precedent Is followed. A second Issue nn whloh Vim British and Americans disagree Is the DUrODOsal to consider aa war crimes those excesses mm mitted bv the Germans and Hungarian governments against tneir own nationals, sueh as Jews. Tne British were also said to feel that that would contravene in ternational law because of its purely national character. xne wnole issue may come to head soon. The state denart- ment announced last night that the British and United States governments soon would exchange ex-change their "final views" on the commission's recommendations, and at the same time will make known those views to the commission. LAST RADIO CLASS IS GRADUATED MOSCOW, Idaho, Jan. 18 OJJD The naval radio school at the University of Idaho closed yes terday with the graduation of final classes of 70 bluejackets. Commander G. G. Lantz, in charge, said a total of 4422 seamen sea-men had been trained there since the school's opening in April, 1942. II ' Ml turn Vv " f 1 11 Hop 7nias For VCm Msn Trcppsd lnCo:l,Vcr!iings MCALXSTE&. OVla.. 3yi 1 ww -noiMi zor mm men irmYmm .duu ike Duaw Ens ann-a face faded today as rescue work ers were xorcea Dacx in the face of deadly "black. damp" gas lssu-ins? lssu-ins? from the wrecked Snnthnrf. ern Oklahoma coal mine. ' The miners were trapped late yesterday by an explosion in the "slane mine of the RnnH Vaii- Coal Co., approximately 20 miles south of here. The hlsat'a mw threw timbers at the mouth of the shaft 100 feet or more. District coal mine InsneetoM headins the rescue aauada re ported encountering the "black j .. . . aunD cii insi idiiowi m n. sions at a level ox soo zeeL Ordinary Or-dinary gas masks were of little vaiue against ine DiacK damn. mey saia. Utah Employment Figures Revealed SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. 18 (U.PJ Utah s seven malor Indus. tries hired 119,368 persons from January, 1940, through June, 1944. This was revealed todav in a study of employment trends in mining construction, manufactur ing, transportation, commercia trade .financial and service in. dustries of Utah, compiled by the employment security of the Utah inausiriai commission. American Amtrac Knocked Out by Jap Artillery British Driving Into Lower Burma CALCUTTA, Jan. 18 (U.R) Armored natrols of tha nntuh 14th army, driving into lower surma against siignt opposition, were reported today within 20 airline miles of Mandalay. British and Indian troops of the 15th corns, tiehtenina- a . ijue m me Araxan coastal plain on western Burma, were reported shellina the Tannnn escape road near the 'village of Magdeburg Hit In RAF Bomber Raid LAJriLKlTf Jan 1ft flin ba bombers. sruideH hv ii.ii . to-. J iimiw a raid more than 24 hours "f .attacked the German rail and industrial center of Madse-burg Madse-burg at S a. m. today, the air min- touy ennounceo. Other bombers hit oHt-ti-.- i western Germany during the night. The weannn mnm . hated by the Germans is the powerful pow-erful U. S. Army Ordnance Brownins automatic -m d . v Ports from Eurnnoan Mimkt ... say the-German infantry continu- -gr w. 10 neutralize our B.A.R. fire before turning its attention to our mortars and machine guns. SBaaaSSSBaaaaaaaaaaaaWSi Save-Oiir Way Drag Store Self CUT RATE 6-Foot Durable EXTENSION CORDS 9-Foot Durable Aft 21x43 HEAVY ar EXTENSION CORDS BATH TOWELS ...... VC 24x36 BASKET TUFT J A A 1.50 ALL ELASTIC THROW RUGS .... V Men's Suspenders lHv 18x33 BASKET TUFT fl As-a ALL ELASTIC ZpTl BATH ROOM RUGS JlV ROLL GARTgRS .... RUBBER DETACHABLE HANDLE ir BABY PANTS BATH BRUSHES ... 4 VC DAISY Arj 8-Inch HOUSEHOLD Lsfli NAIL BRUSHES V SCISSORS Vp 378-Page WEBSTER'S Aa 12F00T ROLL ,n . DICTIONARY WAX PAPER 1 VC 5-inch ALL Of) FT- R(JlL AfA METAL STRAINER. . STEEL RULES . . .... Vp 1.50 SET Honey-Comb Q&g BOX OF 50 " Agl IRON BOARD Covers. "Q PAPER CUPS . VC 8-PIECE SET fl . 5 FT. 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Jones' best Congressional friends are swinging reluctantly today to the belief that President Roosevelt Intends to retire him from the cabinet next week tn make a place for Henry A. Wallace. Wallace's term as vice president ends at noon. Saturday. Mr. Roosevelt waived on Wallace's further services as vice nresidont at the Democratic national con-! vention In order to placate con Jones remained in the cabinet and as head of the Reconstruction Finance Corp., having retained his Dowerful nosition in the ad ministration despite the shift of a iew agencies. If Jones left the commerce department de-partment he presumably would remain as head of the RFC and in general charge of federal lending lend-ing operations, a big Job in itself. WORK STARTS ON NEW, SECRET PLANE INGLEWOOD. Cal.. Jan. 18 (U P) North American Aviation cor- servative elements of the party E,v n" with Sen. Harrv S. Truman n plan.1 today Ppared to get to worK on a recently awarded armv contract to build a secret, high priority Lockheed-designed fight- with Sen. Harry S. Truman, D., Mo. There is no confirmation from uie wnue Mouse or elsewhere II J r- that Jones is to make way f or ! " J?; f J? company Wallace. If the move is made. Prsl.dPl J: H- Kindleberger. however, it would be with in structions from Mr. Roosevelt to his new cabinet member to go anead with the job of setting up ou,ouu,uoo (M) postwar jobs, which were set a a goal during the "residential camnalm Wal lace also would be responsible tor aid to small business. Some Demons here would re gard nomination of Wallace to be secretary of commerce as a move 10 give nun ine opportunity to build toward the Democratic presidential nomination in 104R Tne commerce department was not inert in furthering the presi dential amomons 01 Herbert C. Hoover when he held that rnhlnet post Ope of the most significant bureaus of the deoartment deals with foreign and domestic com merce, in connection with its domestic do-mestic responsibiliti e s . that bureau has 29 offices in 19 tdt most of them in areas of major political as well as business im portance. Wallace is understood to have put in a bid for the. commerce de partment. He would get considerable consider-able revenge along with cabinet rank if the appointment came through. It was in July, 1943, that a simmering dispute between Jones and Wallace finally attain ed extraordinary Dronortions in which each accused the other of lying and of failing properly to penorm tne war responsibilities reposea on tnem. Wallace was chairman of th board of economic warfare, one oi tne Key outfits in the war effort ef-fort at the time, and Jones was responsible among other things, for building up stockpiles of strategic stra-tegic materials. Mr. Roosevelt finally ended the row bv trans ferring from Jones' control certain cer-tain government c o rporations Dear in g on economic warfare. But Details of the new Diane were not made public. Servicemen Put Off Plane To Make Room for Roosevelt Dog ANTTOCW Calif Jan. 18 fll Seaman Leon LeRoy, 18 USNR, today said he, a Seabee and an Army sergeant with "C" priorities prior-ities were bumntd off an Armv carso ulana at Memnhla. Tcnn to make room for a "hie. sha?rv aog- witn an a priority. In an Interview with his home town newsnaner. the Antlaeh Ledger, young LeRoy said the aog was consignee: to aye Emerson Emer-son Roosevelt from her husband. Col. Elliott Roosevelt LeRoy an armed guard crew. man assigned to duty on a tanker in the Atlantic, is the son of the late Chief of Police Al- LeRoy, who died Dec. 6. He said that he arrived In New York from overseas Jan. 9 and was notified that his father was dead and his mother ill in Antioch. Obtaining an emergency leave and a "C" nrioritv. foune LeRoy boarded an army cargo piane enroute west. At MemDhis. additional niffh priority cargo was nut aboard the plane, LeRoy said, and it was at this point, according to his story, that an army lieutenant at the field told the three passengers passeng-ers they would have to mt off the plane. LeRoy said he and the Seabee and the sergeant "beefed and asked: "Why can't you take off the hi dog?" "You have 'C priorities," the lieutenant answered, according to LeRoy. i aboard, they would have to nt off. He added that on army cargo car-go Planes all cargo has priority over all passengers. t.AUQ.VERQUE N, M, Jan. 18 (UJ0 Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt, Actress Faye Emerson, today de- nied the story that three service men had been bumped off an army plane at Memphis, Tenn., rv msfra ira W... a. -- j vr uct uug wmca was said to have an "A" priority rating. . Mrs. Roosevelt passed through Albuuerue en route to Washington from Los Angeles m .i i a i . . jr r we uiBuaurauon oz tne nresi- a. aenx. FILM AGENT DIES HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 18 (UJV Funeral services will be held to morrow for Harry Wnrtzel, 51, dean of Hollywood motion nic- ture agents. He died Monday night of a heart attack. Yanks, Canadians Eat More Meat Than the British WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (U.R) Civilians in the United States and Canada cnosumed nearly 50 more pounds of meat per capita in 1944 than did the British, the combined food board reported today. British civilians are patina i i T .u. . IWIWUIW SUVWU U1C ltUC. more poUtoes and flour because. The spokesman said the three of meat shortages. Potato con- servicemen were taken aboard' sumption in the United Kingdom the plane in New York as a favor, i last year . exceeded that of the Since it ordinarily was not usedi u j iiv pounm per , lor carrying passengers, with a distinct advance understanding! that if additional cargo camej WASHINGTON. Jan. 18 (U.F0 A war, department public relations rela-tions spokesman today confirmed that three servicemen were put off an army cargo plane at Memphis, Mem-phis, Tenn., Jan. 9 while a large dog which one of the servicemen said was consigned to Mrs. Elliott El-liott Roosevelt by her husband j capita. AWARD ANNOUNCED WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (U.R) The navy announced today award of the legion of merit to Rear Admiral Albert T. Church, retired, re-tired, for his services as director of the U. S. naval engineering ex periment station at Annapolis. xvio ..,. zr7".7' ana kick wim iiuiu ifOf La mil. 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