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Show L. I. ; ' ? extairq--- e i- '. U . v.i. - T&tdLt.' ?' .1 , . i Weather Forecast . Temperatures ", Warmer today. Showers tonight Little change In temperature tonight Frost tonight Yesterday's max. temp., 50; min., 33; mean, 4; norm., 56. Snow depth at Brighton, 19 inches. .. . i. -- ry Price: Five "Cents. DESERET Atlanta. Ga. High Low DeaTer '. t. 43 New York IT S3 98 ST - Vok 370. No. 40. 53rd Year Sait Lake City, Utah, Monday, May 17, 194?. Risks Life In Coal Case VJLB Nazi Industries Paralyzed As 336 Mi llion Tons Of Wafer Are Set Free Headon Conflict With Lewis Announ ced ' WASHINGTON'. (AP) The War Labor Board risked its today-4-a-n head on conflict witii UMW President John L. Lewis, Interpreting the mine leaders refusal to appear at a WLB meeting to arrange a resumption of , . collective bargaining in the coal wage dispute as a defiance of "the lawfully' established proced-ure- s of the government," , the board instructed the soft coal operators not to proceed with negotiations .until both- - parties are ready to proceed under the : instructions of the division ; of ''v T ' - the tabard. - "No other agency of govern- ment the statement added, "is now authorised, to direct otheraU-ou- x nouncing. the board, said he felt the case was .now outside -- its jurisdiction and that committees of the UMW are here in New York awaiting the- - arrival of someone "with whom they can negotiate new agreements for the. mining industry." He. withheld comment on the prospect of continued production after Tuesday midnight , - .Medl". ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN a ceaselessyigiLovec AFRICA (AP) Allied terranean seaway separating the NORTH bombers roared over Rome in Allied armies in Tubright moonlight last night and triumphant a blasted the seaport of Lido di nisia from their next goal Roma, only 15 miles southwest of foothold in Axis Europe. British, American and French the Italian capital, it., was . an- The boards interim directive order, issu eeriest Friday, provided for a resumption of collective bargaining while a three-mafact finding panel completed its report Even if the miners and the operators should - reach an agreement including wages, it would have to be submitted to the WLB under the president's wage stabilization orders. LONBOX - nounced today. ' RAF Wellingtons which carried out the attack bombed and machine-gunned the Lido dt Roma hangars, moorings and planes at will, with no intereference from enemy fighters ahd almost no an- opposition, Bursts Were seen among packed aircraft, the communique ; L ... land troops meantime kept doggedly at their task of salvaging captured enemy equipment and storing their field supplies of ammunition, while the job of classifying lens of thousands of German and Italian prisoners continued. - " African Airforce Sinks 71 Vessels ' AL LI K D HEADQUAR- - Ters. north africa vessels (AP) Seventy-onwere sunk, 103 probably sunk and 120 damaged by e African Air Forre units from Nov. R. 1042, to Mav 13, it was announced today. .Northwest I AP) RAF s bomb-er- shattered two of. Germany's biggest dams before dawn today, and flooding the Gcrman-.R.u- hr Eder industrial valleys under giant waves, with.. heavy toll of life, and also struck at Berlin and the environs of Rome in a offensive. . British Air Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair said the dam bursts unleashed 336,000.000 tons ot water setting in motion perhaps one of the greatest aquatic disasters iu historv and constituted a mighty-two-wa- Said. powerful smash against GRter'B vital war foundries. -- I have got news, great news for you today, Sinclair told a . London crowd. - The bomber Command the javelin in our armory struck last night heavy blows of a near kind at the sources of German war power. Then he told of the and , difficult mission oa w hich the RAF destroyed the nice Mohns and Eder dams. A Berlin broadcast sail torrents sweeping down the valky s ' from the bombwrecked theied heavy civ Rian casualtxs and intimated that the damage w as . great. Both daau - produced t)4i electric power for Ruhr vaHey : industries. Th German yearbook lists only 38 daaas. M . IMF's night work probably was a great blow to Gerwtan Industries, h was stal'd. Re task. pWw 4am ts ankwrtkjr air ministry Subsequently. communique said the Mohrt Dane had been brtached (or 100 yards and the power siaUoa bevosvd was 'swept away by resulting floods. The dams were attacked with mines. The Eder Dam. eootroUicg the head waters of the Weser and Fulda Valleys, also was breached and "photographs show the river below th tea te - hll the ministry said. Tha flood, communique said the two dams s controlled of the water storage capacity of the Ruhr Basin. The attacks were Pressed home from very low level with great determination and coofttesa in the face of tierce resistance. it said. Both dams were considered even more important for Uteir water supply and flood control faa-gero- . ' i. . Two hangars were set afire. No bombs were dropped upon wise. the eternal city, but the raid The possibility of another tie-umarked the closest announced a cf the industry thus became proach of the Allied aerial offe more acute,, with expiration of sive to its. outskirts. truce under the present (Prime Minister Churchill which the mines have been op-- : announced Sept. 30, 1940, that Tuesat due midnight erating be would not bestitate to bomb ' . day. Rome from aerial bombard-shoul- d The board made no official refrender such an action erence to the truce, and Lewis convenient and helpful and has declined to say whether he this attitude has been reiterated would extend it. He said yesterelsewhere iu high Allied quarr day he was ready to bargain with ters. at New 'York but the, operators make-his (President Roosevelt last Dec. arrange-, refused to I f said a report that Pops Pius ments through the board as it XII had appealed to the United directed,... States and Britain . to' spare Statement Issued its Roome form aerial bombardThe WLB made known ment should be taken with a views,, first, "in a formal stateis e ment declaring the issue Vati. grain of salt; The whether Lewis "is. above and becan City, seat of the holy see, other to laws applying lies at Rome.) yond the citizens and, secondly, inu transThe moon was so bright at Lido held closed a of meeting script BUNDLE OF TROUBLE FOR TOJO At Amchitka Island, lu di Roma that the Wellingtons,' -by division of the board with the. twongined craft, were Aleutians, Sgt Robert Elsehlepp, of SteTens Point, Wise., heavy , the operators. able to employ the tactics of daythe prepares fragmentation bombs for the Japs at Kiska. Six to In its formal statement One ,Wellight fighter-bomberWLB said: the bundle, a package of these bombs, delivered by from lington 'made four separate runs said the stateThe issue, over the target, the last at only - Amchitka to Kiska, weighs 120 pounds. (International) 750 ment, now confronting the nafeet altitude. tlon in this dispute is- whether Shoot lp Targets Mr. Lewis is above and beyond - Pilots said the than for poweg. . hangars looked the laws which apply to all other only like frameworks of twisted AXIS FEELS ALLIED AERIAL MIGHT Continuing their smashing assaults against German-occupie- d Tha Mohae Dam Was near citizens of the United States. steel as other raiders, after dropwith the tow of Sant. It was tha Europe, American and British bombers smash clear to tbs heart oi Xazl-lan- d The labor dispute in this case, ping their bombs, swept in twice a at water lee largest msk destruction and the on feci tha also cities Other shown Berlin. at blow map weight like all other labor disputes, U. from altitudes of only 100 to 500 heavy Rohr indastriea aad lanes. It Funds 60 Na-the of the AP bombs. Allied feet to within, jurisdiction VTlrephoto.) shoot up remaining tar- of backed ap a llUwt deep (Todays Pictures'Today by tional War Labor Board under foar atiies square ta tha huts WASHINGTON (AP) A 60 per be rescinded to permit them to gets and survey the results. ' executive order 6017 of Jail. 12, The 48 miles east af Wellington crews said cent slash in the Interior Depart- be used to increase food pro3942. Under the national policy that Rome, although well blackTha Eder Dam, near Heat- ments funds (or the next fis- duction. . ed was out. of economic stabilization estab- cal dearlv visible in the farth, formed the hrtht men- 1 was recfor the projects was apMoney year July starting of act of the congress lished by voir la Germany and was ased fire ommended to . the House today propriated last year but the WPB moonlight. there as well as at tlieves plane to re gs late tha level af tha ? Oct. 2, 1942. and the presidents order-- prevented -- using 4L- its committee. by appropriations 3 and base In was scant. October Americans Hurled Back Weser River aad caaab which Claims executive order of Tokyo asked the B. The committee that Grover Hill, undersecretary wef jammed with traffic as Confirming a report yesterday Its supplements, issued in accordheaded by Secre-tar- y of agriculture, testified at heardepartment the Italian if res It af RAF attacks am by tha the Aleutian chain and a number of damaging counter high command, ance with that act of Congress, By The Associated Press Ickes,, who had suggested ings on the bill that the food headquarters all announced that 700 miles of the great attacks and were holding the poe ceatsiaairatjaas. Seemed American forces are any wage adjustment is justifi- - economies himself, be held to Shortage was serious and the Wellington bombers attacked landing a steady . stream of re- Japanese base at Paramushiro, sitions. largest ta Germaay, it harked able on the merits it must be apcommittee- - said it was "deeply Trapani, western Sicilian $72,861,316, a reduction of $119.. La-- , Maj.-GeThe War ap a lake foar aad a half as "the in port, second the National in spokesman. inforcements the the prostep by proved 999,473 front the current years impressed by the frank state- Saturday night cess of sweeping into the sea the Nakao Yahagi, army press chief, aqnare miles la area aad 1M ' a of Attu battle Tokyo Island, bor Board; and if it is such as to appropriation. ment All aerial operations cost three broadcast said today, and heavy Nips on .both Attu and Kiska. was quoted by the Tokyo radio feet deep- price The total was $9,372,560 less require an increase in thethen U.-'The bomber command da not Regardless of how much food Allied planes it than troops atfighting is now in progress on The first step was the occupation as declaring that of the product produced, budrecommended by the we will produce, it will hot be Coastal air force with of the key in January of the islands of Am- tempting to land on the east say tha dams were hit patrols coast northern the could not' be put into effect until knocked down two German Japanese outpost in the Aleu- chitka and Adak. get bureau and the committee island bombs and there was the unique coast of the direc3 ... On See INTERIOR the Page also is it approved by said it had reduced the approplanes, a Junkers-8bomber tians.possibility that torpedoes were -. -- - There was still no indication were completely annihilated. tor of economic stabilization. . priations for every activity exnorth of Bone. Algeria, and a faces. The spokesman also made a, slanted into the dam U. S. of Japanese warships attemptsaid The radio Tokyo coni the to Junkers-5- 2 This law applies that the Mines might have been drcj cept that for the grazing servtransport encountered troops, striking in a charge propaganda to the Americans as ing challenge coal $30,-000 operators miners and ice, which was increased during sweeps along the coasts Americans twice resorted to -- ped in the water for the current were attacking un- or to bring up reinforcements well as to every other citizen of Sardinia, Sicily and Southwest der offensive, to carry them against the tarto take over work formerthe use of poison gas. While emphasizing "tremencover - of - aerial and .naval of the United States. Italy. In Washington, a navy Spokes- gets. ly handled by the Civilian Con. dous numerical odds in favor of. bombardment in- . -a . wage Other In demanding Planes Bagged. Sinclairs disclosure was made serration corps. Meanwhile American Army of- the Americans, a Japanese armv man emphatically denied the Malta-baseWASHINGTON (AP) crease and at the same time in a speech celebrating NorweThe committee criticized the planes were cred- ficers named Kiska asthe likely spokesman-assert- ed Japa-nesJapanese assertion. that said the seek -to Speaker Rayburn approval ited destruction of "three nfext objective of the American refusing War Production Board for hav"Enemy- claims that the Unit- gian Independence day at Albert garrison troops- - had made today Democratic" leaders will other German planes, a JU-8of the National War Labor , ed States forces in the Aleutians Hall. and forces in the Aleutians, and preing stopped work on Irrigation a battle third and final make -4tw o Board, Mr. Lewis is defying the unDifficult are used Task in the West have and landed absolutely gas projects who power dicted that troops against the modified Ruml plan The tabulation bf prisoners lawfully established procedures The operation was one of true. he said. and urged that orders halting when island would be able to the House votes tomorrow-oof the government of the Unitthe final battle of on Attu the raptured jn on 23 reclamation projects Official Washington 'quarters diftctiltr and work ; Japanese from, that Whether to accept a Senate Tnnlsia disclosed .27 generals -- sweep ed States. still maintained silence on the the air minster declared, as soon as the weathr far outpost inbill embracing the This Is not only a defiance. the among, captives, estimated battle, the last word having eight big Lancasters were test er cleared sufficiently for. comcome tax proposal. to tout about 175,000. of our laws, hut it is also the from Secretary of the with their precious crews but WASHNGTON operations. Interior come Frank (AP) The party leaders made their was announced that 190 Ger- bined It only thing that stands In the Knox who declared Wing . Commander . Gibson w fae -Colonel R. Ernest Dupuy, in a Secretary Ickes favors construc- Naw decision at a meeting with Ray- mans were captured by British way, of the working out of a Frldawnhat-th- e Americans were commanded an aircraft engaged railroad to burn while House Republicans naval units with the occupation review, of the - week's operation tion of an elevated new contract for the mine "very satisfactorily. in the operation, pressed home progressing all war fronts, described the Alaska. on claimed sufficient workers by orderly peaceful simultaneously last IN week of Sembra Island. In ALLIED HEADQUARTERS the attack against strong deon Attu, at the During ' testimony : before T a procedure in accordance with AFRICA (AP) Allied strength to send the Senate ver- the Gulf of Tunis, 10 miles west surprise landings NORTH House appropriations subcommitfenses and regardless cf danger to the sion desk. the order of the National War authorities announced presidents without of Cap Bon. tee on the interior department's Leader Labor Board of May 14, 1943; elaboration of Martin Republican A short distance the island new appropriation bill, the record today that Baron . and the national stabilization said he understood eight Germans andofftwo Gottfried - Von. Cramm,- - German Massachusetts of which was made public 6 ConItalian least House six today, at members policy- - under the Art of tennis champion, was among the girls who had attempted to esthe secretary said he had only to the gress of October 2, 1942. previously, opposed in the TunisWASHINGTON cape to Sicily in a small barge (AP approved enactment of authoriThis defiance challenges the prisoners captured bill now are were WASHINGTON (AP) An ap- zation for a second road to Alaska American ian campaign. , i The Germans submarines raiding up. picked , to the sovereignty of the United modified ' . support ready of with the understanding work on through Pacific waters have sunk (A Davis cup team- - star, - tire Ruml measure, ; This would be were rowing the barge with gar- peal for prompt diversion ' By The Associated Press States in time of wr and gives to : was reported American it advices deferred be war. until baron after the in one might our den military to six comfort spades. aid and enemy ships, including more than to overcome A Bern dispatch broadcast hr "As a matter of fact. Ickes destroyer, and from Berlin in August, 1940, to the 206 to enough Allied air patrols maintained knock Japan out of the war now damaged another the Moscow radio quoted Milan 202 defeat suffered -I to be in inclined Senate would servsaid, to York the sugcalled have New been said in the' brought had predictions Lewis military navy report sources as saying that Gen. VitJapanese vessel, in the House two weeks ago. unit, today that after Germany is beat- gest to the army engineers that ed today. torio Ambroskx chief of the yesterday that the UMW would ice with an en the United States may expect instead of another highway, that (His long sports career was instaff, had presented pot attend todays WLB session. the A reporting communique little if any help from Russia and they build an elevated railroad destruction told also of a his resignation to Premier MusThe miners chief, again de- - terrupted by a sentence May 14, torpedo WASHINGTON all the way across so thaf A England against the Japanese. solini. (AP) 1938, to a year in prison on a not have all this trouble bomber attack on four Japanese "fried chicken dinner, RepreasThe broadcast was recorded be Senator Chandler morality charge. He was freed Ship Sunk By Mine northin Buin the off cargo ships the Associated Press. sentative Morrison (DLa.) told serting the sees, the threat of a with snow and jce. bogs and all on parole after serving seven of STOCKHOLM (AP) Swedish the House the One Solomons. ern cargo of General Ambrosjo succeeded thing. Originally they military committee to- "major disaster unless the war that sort months. The United States sub- seamen at Malmo reported today Marshal'l'jro Cavallero as chief of was the payoff he received is carried immediately to Japan, would have to use wooden piles. ships was set afire. Amersequently' denied him a visa to that the 18,160-toinflicted German mer- day, This by the general staff after the fatter damage transaction declared that although Russia is enter 1939 competition at Forest chant ship Gneisenau had been in a ican submarines brought to 232 resigned Jan. 31 following the Sinks Brazil no the purchase of two our partner there .it Con- Hills,, N. Y.V showing the number of Japanese ships diastrous Libyan campaign: since .. WASHINGTON sunk In the southern Baltic last Involving (AP) DE JANEIRO RIO (AP) month by a mine, The ship, one used boilers from the New. Or- thus far that she is ever going 1to sunk, propably sunk or. damaged followed by the ousting of the tending -this is the time for doleans sunk The : Brazilian has Public Service Commission fight the Japs. -. : Merundersea action in the Pacitic Axis from "ail North Africa. Asks Funds For OPA of the- largest in German 1935. by ing jobs,- not holding them, anoff Morrison-.madwas Maceio. a ir We may "expect at least a parthis statement chant Marine, was built in since the war began. The total House naval subcommittee today WASHINGTON today. Transmission, of announced by the. (AP) PresThe Malmo reports said two after testifying., vociferously for tial demobilization of the British nounced recommended a drastic shake-unavy Includes was authorized the information, ident asked Roosevelt Congress German tic boats is were sunk more than an hour as the first Army after the 'defeat of Ger162 enegy ships sent to the botof OPA personnel and revision Brazilian the by censorship.Maceio to provide $177,335,000 for by mines late In April while witness in an investigation of many, he added, arid we have lies on the hump of 46 of that agency's .methods of al- today Brazil, 130 tom, 26 probably sunk and Office of Price Administraa floating dock, and 40 suggestion by Drew Pearson, the right to ask ourselves now miles south of Recife. towing damaged. and rationing food ini critf the lotting tion during the fiscal year 1944. persons were killed. , Washington columnist, that a Lou- what help we 'can expect from" cal war production centers: ALLIED HEADQUARprovided $120,000,000 for The British Air Force has en- isiana congressman was to receive Britain. Saying, that responsibility for Congress OPA for the current year end gaged in extensive mine sowing what Pearson referred to as TERS IN NORTH AFRICA Propaganda-ln-Schoolbringing relief to (AP) CoL Elliot Roosin recent weeks. 1; ... areas juicy commission," rests squarely with the ing June 30. Execute evelt, son of the president, federal government, the subcom On Assails Republican narrowly escaped serious mittee said production of war maEntireCxechFamily injury when his plane colterials would fall behind if war recWASHINGTON (AP) Rep. another controversial issue LONDON The lided with another (AP) agencies did not coordinate their of child told the House ognized an airfield near Algiers. Czech Govemment-in-ExllSpringer . : Give Quick Relief To activities to bring, relief to these Standon Roosevelt and the pilot today he had come across an New Deal agencies bent said today that, for the first sections. obvious attempt to invade our ardization. It attempts to minhad landed in a strong cross time sincf the summer reIn its Report, which dealt parWASHINGTON (AP) Bring produce sufficient meat for the to wind which carried the system" with imize the . seriousness of strikes public school prisals for the assassination average - family for the entire ticularly with congested condi- on the carrots and lettuce. "heavy plated New Deal' propa- in time of war by. adroitly hanof the Gestapo hangman plane off its course, crashFor the lowly bunny has wig- year, Gabrielson told the subtions in the San Francisco Bay on 'man hours dling statistics Relnhard Heydrich last May, ganda. ing it aground Into a large area, the subcommittee attributed gled himself into the war pic- committee. Citing a pamphlet en. lostly - comparison with other the Germans had executed , transport w hich , bad just To whet their appetites, Tmt to federal war agencies an utter ture as a juicy morsel for any -- UtiedMy-Partin arrived "anentire'familyona'Cbarge dinner-tabl- g, assert-edthsrbe added.'TaDPtt meat'could the-pi- lot Jack pro Roosevelt said conveys "tbuTmpressioh that the! of harboringa-'Czech place tm was-- a So stated Dr. ira N.- Gabrielsonr duced quicklyrrequiringonty 90 unfair School dangerous- lack1 and radio ciation of were shaken press give activSecondary badly up in domestic present-daeconomy.' of quaKied personnel in Wash- director of- - the U. S. Fish and days from the mating season Unbut that neither eras injurSpringer called his col- treatment to government anities. Citing precedents for his divito attention to a section nouncements bv distortion ington ; tot deal: with such prob- Wildlife Service, during recent til the young are ready for mar-ed enough to require hosfamof leagues The the execution Cam-- sions of a lems. he said was contributed by Dr. make the news more interesting; hearings House, appropriapitalization. ily, made up of a man and Gabrlelson- - warned, however paign. Gabrielson told the sub1. ... . ott . subcommittee ruband that, the facts tions, Walter D. Cocking and Marcus . "There's not much left of two women, was reported to that although it was moder- committee Italy required every Rosenblum of the Office of Pice ber shortage were grossly and the plane, he said. citizens.' long have been announced in Emergency rabbit householder at maintain least to ately occasionalprofitable," raising Administration. The transport was the since past the stage of even hop- was persistently confused, Prague.- - one doe and that Germany and Prime OTTAWA. -- T(AP) by no'means a or in which George Tuck"It praises the Federal Securi- ly to the private advantage, of for juicy steaks, swamped V A government spokesman 1 both- - become scheme. Minister W. L. Mackenzie King ing had Great Britain er. Associated Press correbia offices. Uh .ao. average. n( - The long-earety 'Administratlori, an exoensive those muddying the water. said'ilast September that animals" pro- large rabbit producers. Commons to-- . 1,000 requests a day during Janucreature of the New Deal, said Springer sad the publication spondent. and George Palm: 1; 568 Czechs had been exe, rab-duced 1 had 9.000,000 a national Besides, Gabrielson says - is being urged "upon the public emergency approximately er of the United Press were day ary- for instructions on raising Springer, adding; since Heydrich was cuted j Gato meat exist in the pro- . rabbits. Gabrielson declared. bits can supplement the nation's in 1942; but been declared pounds of '. .. : urges that grade labelling school .authorities as .a high injured. .It. .... shot. ", ... . ' I duction of coal in Canada. "Three does . and one buck can brielson anticipates this could be fur and pelt supplies, .be given public support. This is school text book. ,v p lit y ; -- - 108-acr- two-third- . - nterior Slashed Per Cent hit Japs Accuse Anti-aircra- ft U. lues S. 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