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Show THE WEATHER Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered afternoon and evening showers or thundershowers, lit-t- ie ' change in temperature, . TEMPERATURES Max. Thurs. 68, Min Thurs. 44, Min. Frl. 45. . , Subsets Friday 7.18, Brighton 71 Inches 98 Inches . rises Saturday Difference ui tune cones onng tale news from world capitals for today's Deseret ews 5.32. Salt Lake City, Utah, Friday, April 25, 194 1. Prices Five Cents u L'- Or - Vol.362. . M ' Utah Coal Miners Go Back To Job '&? - C'.Y s v Cabinet 'Members Insist Time Has Come For Drastic Action 'v' o, Fr W V 4 f' & f (AP) President? Roosevelt de, clared- today that patrol vessels woulcLcp-eratas far. into the waters of the seven seas as may be neceshemisphere.- sary forthe defense of 25. American-neutrality- e !K -f- -V i -- J - y r v ' - - 2 A He told a press conference, however, that the administresation was hot thinking of t k corting convoys at this time. i said Also, the chief executive there was a possibility that Greenland was partly occupied by axis forces. He said that he did not know about this, but agreed this statement was surprising He replied in the negative to a question whether occupation Rome Press, Nazi might be by fifth columnists. Mr. Roosevelt declined to be Sound Radio drawn into specific comments V. designed to amplify his views on Warnings the convoy situaUon. But he said that for a year and a half vessels of the neutralROME; April 25. (AP) The as ity patrol bad been operating the' representative Fascist newspaas a thousand miles into far Di declared Roma II Popolo per Atlantic from the eastern shore ' t ' today that Italian and German a. He said there A'' of Maryland. United would attack submarines erroneous reports and aswere if to Britain States convoys sumptions at the time that the Washington went so far as to patrol was operating approxiAtlantic. across the them send mately 300 miles from the AmerThe newspaper said that from ican coast. the reported American plan to This picture was taken this morning as mor e than 100 men prepared to enter Carbon TO EXTEND FARTHER naval and air its extend patrol Mr. a a and For half, year Countys Castle Gate Mine, concluding The 1 ongest Utah coal strike in a quarter-century- . to complete conto Roosevelt said, the patrol has ala short is step, voying It been extended here and pulled most equivocation. In there. It is being extended And then it will be the turn and will be extended from time to submarines Axis speak for to time, he asserted. The newspaper called PresiHe was glad, he said, that a an astute fox, Roosevelt dent reporter asked how far the exhad he and said is he for that tension might go. It was then convoked his war cabinet to that he declared it would be as extenon for it into the seven seas as was far bring pressure n to sion of patrols to necessary for hemispheric desave his war policy from viofense. demonstrations He repeated several times the lent popular Automobile Use Also Among Things Urged thought of hemispheric defense against war. in response" to questions about Who knows If Roosevelt will Shipyards, Docks For Raising Part Of $3,500,000,000 the functions of the patrol. What stop with this or will give a new a if encountered it would mania?" do war his to Are Among it tightening II Popolo Di Roma asked. "The belligerent vessel, and whether 25. The House ways and (AP) WASHINGTON, belApril use would to be allowed, tell. will next few days it Objectives ligerent means was not made "means' committee said today congressional tax experts had sugNEW YORK. April 25. (AP) autoon use of several foods, the gested levy of excise taxes LONDON. April 23 (AP) The German radio declared topatrol Thepiesident did say a confinmobiles and aeroplanes and on insurance premiums in cortnec-tio- n substantial loads of bombs to Very be not threat would Hitlers Adolf that necessarily day were dropped on the big German with plans to raise $3,500,000,000 in new revenue. ed to the Atlantic. The presidestroy all ships entering the shipyards of Kiel and Wilhelms-havedent was asked exactly What was British war zone with aid for These and other levies, proby the RAF last night after the difference between a ponvoy. Britain relieves Germany of liainposed by the staff of the joint the In a patrol the first planes penetrated heavy curand events unforeseen should bility tains of fire, the air stance, he said, it is the escortcongressional committee o taxoccur. 4n a group would be in addition'll a Ministry News Service said today. The broadcast, transcribed by ing of merchant ships ation, to prevent an act of aggression The two- places are Germanys CBS, was a reply to last nights long list of excise taxes proposthose merchant vessels. against largest centers of Secretary Navy speeches by ed the Is a Department A patrol, he explained. Treasury e by cradle of many a German Knox and Secretary of State and would yield an estimated reconnaissance of certain areas 1 and surface warship. AlHull. find out whether ocean to of the so attacked were targets all along The fact that England Is beaU Miles From $661,000,000. ' Lemnos, there Is any possible aggressor en cant be changed by U. S. A, Food taxes proposed by the the German held coast, from in whole the or in the area, to 'ship Holland, BelgiUrrt said. German the Ndrtvay, radio help, Dardanelles, Taken committee staff were levies of France, the ocean, that might be comsaid. It Is stressed In Germany that of he airtpinistry into western the hemisphere. five cents a pound on coffee and ing The Kiel raid was directed the speech of Col. Knox contains As a matter of common sense, ATHENS. April 25 (A P) the admission that America has cocoa, 10 cents a pound on tea principally against the Germania back m 1939 Mr. Roosevelt said, and Deutsche Werke yards, acGerman forces, carried V(Y gone too fir to turn back. The and one cent a pound on sugar. the area of patrol in the AtUnited States has never been landed cording to the News Service. because was closer in ships, lantic included troop taxes the list Other in threatened with war by GerToward the end of the attack there seemed to be little danger yesterday on the Greek Island one of 55 each annually for the large fues were seen burning to many. On the contrary, the of attack on such places as Ber40 miles from the of I.emnos, use of automobiles, yachts and fuehier repeatedly stated that brightly that the bombing news Newfoundland, Greenmuda, could make out the extensive between Germany and the UnitDardanelles, and subof those opexclusive or strategic Trinidad. land, airplanes, areas devastated. . in previous ed States there existed no en- he Since continued, then,, dued a small Greek force after or state erated federal govTiy blows at the shipbuilding center, mity whatsover. events have shown an attack is a four hour battle. f ernments; an unspecified tax on it was said. The Berlin press recalls In more possible today than it was The ministry of home securi this InvaWs along the Norwegian connection Hitlers words then. Furthermore, the presiparimutuels and a correspondcoast. it was added, a tanker o( to the effect that all ships entert dent, said, the United States has ity, disclosed Indirectly that the ing tax on book makers; a at least 1,500 tons wag atttacked, valuable American lives and ing the war zone around Britain Germans also were on the neighon electric bulbs levy light set afire and almost certainly .It did where located ( property See axis oh Pago 3 boring Island of Samothraee, and a five per cent tax on. the destroyed. . not have them in 1939. We understand, said Its comHe spoke of Greenland, NewOne'plane engaging in theraids sale pric4 of slot machines and made its way back over the that tlje Island of other coin operated devices. foundland, Bermuda, of Canada munique, North Sea with only one engine which the United States has obliThe list also included a suggesLemnos , reported tHat the Gerfunctioning. at gation under the Monroe Docman commanding officer that second class postage be tion trine to protect against any The government reported sir Samothraee demanded that the placed on a paving oasis, exclu- Baof the and over Britain during the nation, activity Lemnos surrender of of and free slve authorities county delivery, hamas, Antigua and others of night had been on a small scale the of was island estimated it this would prothe midnight by and said "bombs were dropped at the British West Indies, and it duce 578,000,000 in revenue. The 23rd, having threatened, if British Guiana, where this counin the south, east and points was to were not occupy further not surrendered, proposal Producers Warned To try also has established . northeast bases. England but nowhere force. Island the by was much damage done and the (Greenland- has been formalThe a five 12 The At Cents applied prefect per number of casualties group suggested top ly embraced within the hemireported is cent rental tax bn motion picture and he was instructed to defense system.) sphere very small. as out his an in increase the by carry films, Imposed duty capital WASHINGTON, The president was told that One April 24. German bombfr was offinational honor. stock tax from $1.10 to $1.50; a three of- - his cabinet officers (AP) Federal Price Administrashot down near cially reported 5 starta.m. As of enemv the a of two 'cents on levy gallon seemed to be concerned over aid tor. Leon Henderson announced the English south coast this ed landing at Port. Burma on fuel oil used for motor fuel and to Britain, and he was asked today the government would not morning. a 3!4 per cent tax on the proLemnos, the German forces havhow this tied In with his press Immediately put a celling price duction of natural gas. ing been transported by troopconference remarks. He said he op. copper and on brass ingot but Members of Congress appeared Fail To Return ships escorted by aircraft did not know. And he dodged "suggested gradual price reduo-lion- s The small lnitry. and gento be in general agreement with BERLIN, April 23 fAP)--Th- e a question whether the country to a maximum of 12 cents darme force on the island put treasury officials on the need for German high command announchad anything better in mind, a pound for primary and secclash the new continurevenue the resistance, but up to insure ed than a convoy system, program, today that Nazi submarine ondary copper. dissension cropped tip over speing beyond Dam. All authorities captains Kretschmer and Schepke delivery of war supplies to BritHenderson said he would folat remain accord in their of cific methods the posts ain. failed to return from cruises obtaining low a policy of watchful waitance with government orders." vast sum. The concerted demand by against enemy shippjrfg. ing to detennine whether the three cabinet members for deindustry could Itself wipe qut-war the in action present cisive unwarranted price disparities. crisis was generally interpreted He cautioned however that if a as here pointed forewarning it appears that the individual that a .development of top magnitudproducers are unable to carry e-wasnear. out the suggeslions of this op Secretary of State Hull, Secfice. We shall be forced to take DY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE this week by Dr. J. H. Frazier of lacking any one of them, sicken retary of Navy Knox and Secreother steps to maintain price staBOSTON. April 23. (AP) Yonkers, N. Y. tary of Agriculture Wickard, ador fall to grow properly. bility." Science has a new drink, The aminoids are the by dressing widely different audimet recently DPA officials The new drink offers two tools which one glassful will give the ences yesterday, all spoke out acids. These are the. amino with' representatives of the t;op doctors.' One is to make cerunusuailv and steak, bread, .in o.ther which ta basic substances eggs prostrong language. form proper and brassyfngot industries, teins, and so far as science knows hemisphere. ' teins of a good meal. tain that no essential protein Is The producers voiced the view- - andThe Tcountrv The drink is chocolate flavored, asserted of thts the entire nutriment of proteins missing from a persons diet. The that prices were not so far out If you wish, and is more tasty is in these acids. Hull, calls for resistance wherother is to give proteins to those of hand as to require a formal than the dream of a dry pill as a most ever resistance will be There are only 23 .of them, to persons whose bodies, because of schedule. price substitute for a meal. To wait for actual effective. form the countless varieties of illness, failyto absoro the proteins Henderson said that while the The purpose, however, is not to be food proteins. invasion would The new drink from meals. Utterly of the hau major part industry substitute a drink for food for and extremely dancontains 17 of them by actually As amino acids, the proteins maintained a 12 cents a pound those who cap enjoy eating. It Isolating them in pure form and are in the final form to which gerous secon a minor copper, is to add to diet another jf those price The declared policy of the nanormal digestion reduces proteins making a powder. The other six tlon has been selling at the so-are believed to be In the drink. tion. he added, meant that mysterious combinations which before the body can absorb them. called outside price which has are as important as vitamins. In the drink are ten "must reach Its destiDr. Frazier and associates for Certainly to or cents more. 134 ranged up The substitute, known as nation in the shortest of time of these acids which nutritionists ten years made and sold these This price disparity Is was shown to the Amerand chemists have labelled necesamino acids to scientists and docSee FOREIGN on Page 3 . ican College of Physicians here tors to feed to germs in medical sary for health, because animals Axis Ready To Attack Any U.S. Convoys r a-- v h j. r v Ax,v, The First Man Trip As Wage Dispute Ends Food Taxes Proposed To Aid New Revenues mid-ocea- RAF Repeats Bombings Of Nazi Points n Nazis Subdue anti-aircra- Greek Island plane-escorte- one-cen- -- .. er Price Top Indicated rs BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT PRICE. Utah, April 25. Carbon County smiled again as half of Utahs 3,000 coal miners went back to work today, ending the longest strike since the early twenties. Miners, railroad men andi merchants were tickled and said walkout 60 to see the partially terminated this morning by a temporary agreement signed yesterday in New York City by some Utah operators and UMWA Pres. John L. Lewis. Typical of expressions heard on every hand were: Weve all rested long enough John Rolando. Castle Gate miner, who expressed the sentiments of nearly all the workers. Boy, men working again is J. Mayor good news 'to us Bracken Lee of Price. Everybody loses bv a strike. d - amt-noid- s, , BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS British expeditionary troops were reported .holding an unbroken line against the advancing Germans north, of Athens late today after falling back from the bloody. J'Hot, Gates" of Thermopylae Pass, 100 miles from the Greek capital. . British authorities conceded that the plight of the hard-figh- t ing B. E. F. contingent was most serious, but said they were putting up bitter resistance against ' terrific odds. Informed quarters in London . expressed belief that a good proportion Of the B. E.' F. 'troops would be evacuated safely if such a move became necessary.. Hitlers high command said bluntly that Nazi -- units had -"thrown the enemy out" of the historic- - pass, overcoming strongly fortified defenses where the British and a handful of Greek allies had held out for more ' than two days. Authorities estimate that the strike cost Utah at least $500,000 in wages and freight revenues alone, besides causing much indirect loss to the coal industry and bringing about a western coal shortage that was rapidly becoming acute. But this afternoon, several thousand tons of coal was en dealroute by rail to ers and consumers throughout the West and Northwest. Back to work today were about 700 men in the Castle Gate, Clear Creek and Sunnyside Mines of Utah Fuel Company, nearly 400 men at the Independent Coal and Coke" Companys mine at Kenilworth, and about 200 men in the various truck mines of Carbon and Emery Counties. The truck mines have been operating since Monday. - BAND ON ISLAND ' The German came 48 hours after Nazi quarters In Berlin prematurely debreak-throug- coal-hungr- y OTHERS TO FOLLOW British Miake Change At Gibraltar Four other major Carbon County producers, employing nearly 1,500 men, were still idle today, but they are expected to reopen early next week. Columbia Steel Companys big Flanders Commander Is Named To Governorship See COAL on Page 3 LONDON, April 25 (AP) Viscount Gort, former chief "of the British imperial general staff, has been appointed governor and commander-in-chie- f of Gibraltar, it w'as officially announced today. Lord Gort was commander-in-chie- f of British field forces in France until after the retreat of the'British from Flanders' at Dunkerque last year. By his new appointment, he exchanges jobs with Lieut. Gen. Sir Clive Liddell, governor of Gibraltar, who now takes Gorts place as army inspector general of British home for training 'v.-forces. The announcement comes at a time when Britain is worried that Adolf Hitler may launch an attack on her Western Mediterranean fortress in coordination with his moves at the other end of the sea. It said; It is announced by the colonial office that his majesty the king has been pleased to approve the appointment of General, the Viscount Gort, V. C., D. S. O., to be commander inand governor chief of Gibraltar, in succession to Lieut Gen. Sir Clive Liddell, D. S. 0 who has been appointed to the post of inspector of training m this country. Sir Clive succeeded Field Marshal Baron Ironside as governor at Gibraltar in May, 1939, after ter the-lathad carried out an extensive rea'rmament and fortification of the fortress. GM Strike Call Looms Relations Are Termed Critical DETROIT, April 25 (AP) Relations between the CIOs United Automobile Workers and the General 'Motors Corporation were termed "critical today a union' spokesmen announced that locals 60 of the corporations plants have authorized a strike call. g Final tabulation of the vote at another General Motors plant was awaited at UAW-CIheadquarters. A strike at the 61 plants would affect approximately 160,000 General Motors empjoyes. Imminence of a strike was indicated In a union statement that refusal of the corporation to bargain In a constructive manner leaves the union no alternative hut to order a strike unless the corporation atitude undergoes an Immediate change." , The union statement declared that more than eight weeks of Insincere bargaining on the strike-threatene- d cov-erin- strike-authorizin- part of General Motors Corpora- tion has produced a critical tion in the plants. situa- experiments. Then two years ago, it occurred to them that what is good fdod for germs Is often good for man. The new drink now has been used with good effects for people with stomach ulcer, some forms of nervousness and underweight, for digestive troubles following surgery, and for a condition known as hypoproteinemia. The latter means too little protein in the plasma, the wnite substance, of the -- blood. Early symptoms in this trouble sometimes are apathy, muscular fatigue and occasional mental depression. . - COST HALF MILLION New Drink Gives One Full Meal Of Proteins' - Situation Grows Serious In Greece, British Report - Work Resumed By 1,500; Others German Planes Swarm Out Over V To Follow Sea, Bombing Everything 40 short-sighte- 91st Year Allies Retreat From President Declares April No. 22. PATIO TO Sliips To Operate As Far As Needed, WASHINGTON, r DEPTH Alta i ' S.NOW . t Mediators Get Coal Owners , Union Together h clared Wednesday morning that the pass had already been taken and that the British rearguard had been annihUated. Advices reaching Athens from the battlefront at 12:45 p.m, (5:45 a.m.'E. S. T.) said the Allies were still flghtlng-bitterl- y In the Thermopylae sector after executing what was officially described as an orderly withdrawal" . German news dispatches declared )lhat Nazi troop swarmed Into the British-Greek- " tiefense posts after less than 48 hours of fighting and making a forced a march apparently flanking maneuver. The Germans admitted that countless nests of Allied machine guns poured a "punishing fire into the Nazi attackers. German planes roared over Athens only once during this -forenoon, but ranged far out in the Mediterranean bombing and machine everything gunning .afloat from big steamers to tiny lishing smacks. in the fiery sideshow to the mainland German struggle, troops landed on the Greek island of Lemnos, 40 miles from See WAR on Page 3 t U. S. Recognizes Ousted Yugoslavs , WASHINGTON, April 25. (AP) Secretary Hull said today the United States would continue to recognize the refuge government of Yugoslavia in Its new capital outside the German-oeeu- pied country. At the same tlme'the secretary said Constantin" Foitch, the Yugoslav minister, would continue to be recognized as we representative here of the Yugoslav government and people. . Today;s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE R.H.E. x x x 5xx xxx Detroit Harris, Gatehouse, Kramer and Swift; Corsica, McKain, Benton and iebbetts. fit. Louis ..241 2xx xxx . . 220 Phila Boston 000 000 001 xxx 1 S 1 ..100 110 OOx 3 T 1 Knott, It. Johnson and Hayes; H. New come and Pytlak. Wash. ... .000 000 xxx New York 411 000 xxx X X X xxx and Ferrell, Leonard, Anderson Early; Bonham and Dickey. Cleveland .00 lxx xxx Chicago . . 010 Oxx xxx WASHINGTON, April 25. Bagby and Hemsley; Lyons and Defense Tresh. (AP) The- National -MediationBoard "brought soft NATIONAL LEAGUE coal operators and John L. Lewis R.H.E. United Mine Workers Union toxxx x x X gether today to seek a formula Boston ....000 000 for the reopening of the bulk Brooklyn ..000 023 xxx x x X of the nations soft coal mines, Salvo, Lamanna and Berrcs; Htg-b-e and Owen. closed since April 1. William H. Davis, vice chair- Chicago ...102 100 xxx x X X man of the board and one ot Pittsburgh 302 200 xxx Dean, Rattensberger, PresHiell, the three members undertaking the job of trying to settle the Mooty and McCullough; Bowlin an coal oentroversy, indicated to and Davis. newspapermen that resumption New York 000 000 Oxx 211 000 Oxx of production was the boards Phila XXX 'Schumacher and Danning; Blan. first goal. Informed government officials ton and Livingston. said they were hoping to work Cincinnati 100 xxx xxx out an arrangement to get some St. Louis ..220 xxx xx of the mines back into operation Thompson, E. Riddle and Lorn bardi; Warneke and W, Cooper, by Monday, xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx |