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Show I. , , , --- -- , i ,. t , . , . ' - - ., , -- - - ,, , .., Weather Forecast , , - Warmer todat, little change Ili 'temperature to. , Eight. Yesterday's max., temp., 87;,mtn.,- 37; meant . , , , ' norm., 66. ..,., . . . : . 72;-- ----- k, - , ..,-- - , . . . Price: Five Cents. r , P '- - - , , - - ' , ...ii,11.-.- 0, - - - , . ,,,,, . ,N., ' - , ,.., , t . 0 . '. , ,,o - a:atar;k?ex.., D. Chicago .1 ' ' sit; stone woild be left I I agreed By The Associated Press WASHINGTON The House unturned to expedite the day Appropriations Committee tired of reckoning. financial broadside at the Axis "We-- - are- - planning-- - now-wittoday, sending to the floor a $71, out any definite termination date . 510,438,873 War Department sup in mid,'- - said Lieut. Gen. Breply bill to equip end maintain hon B. Somers'ell.': commanding an enlisted men general of .theserviees--o- f supl are planning - on and blacken enemy f,skies with itid-Othe year. we can warplanes,by 'Viemaximum putting the Largest appropriation bill in into the work, within the limits history, it boosted to almost $200,- of your apprópriatien. In other 000,000,000 the War Department's words, we are planning to go all funds since .July 1, 1940, and to is the best we could an estimated $400,000,000,000 the out,' which, or : ' ' - $59,037,599,- - The funds provides ord of the hearings there were notation a of confidential testi-mony- - stricken out. The funds provide$59,,037,599,- 673 --in new appropriationand-1 - - M 73 - 34 63 R3 - 567T: SwamanahshAianngttoo'nni.o,DT. so :9042 ' 67730- . ,,. ' - No. 68. 94th Year Vol. 370. - ecx: :' ' 90 .. , - ,,.46 r i i . , 21. .gill'I . , . . . i , , , , . - o - - ( . fear reece , 5T. . 01-ast- . t., . Rome Reports British Troops Massing On Turkish' Bordeli;- "This is the toughest story I was ever called upon to write. but It is part of the toll of war and nothing can be done about it." This note preceded a story- received today from of the , 4 r .,. tt , , . . , - , - ' By The Associated Press ed. new' Invasion preparations' i port , Of against southern Europe. I Italian headquarters two Sicilian airdromes Naples. the and enemy shipping off Greece Allied raiders also blasted Allied area01.:141,- - Vesttrius- -. the facame-und- er the flail of latest- - ggsabill mous volcano, including modern Warplanes in 'the Mediterranean, it- was an- Pompel. British- forces-arecon nounced today. astheAxis stress, Italy's bomb-scarre- d , Raid -- 1 -,- - - -arge-- 1 Woven Appointed ,Viceroy Ofindia li .5 le .. I :.,;Z:......:, - . - Boy Gangs Are Broken ' ....4,:.......",:,.,,,..,:::4:,:."''.:.:"'!..!:-:.:.:.:.4,':-:::::i,.:,.....,!.7:'..-::-1';-:;:,:,,-,:- ; .i,.:,.,.,,::.,:.,::::, :( r."-:;',,:- ,.,;;;,.----' ,,- 4 - , - , - - AP)---Ti- : 1. . ....t .. , ' , kBigh Low Deurtrr 57 New' Yor'it 89 BA it! ,,,,, -- , Temperatures - N - . - , ' , - ... .... - , -- ' 1; - - -. -- -- ; centrating along the southern In London by the ministry Of In,. frontier of Turkey," ths Rome 1 formation, said today in a Roma radio asserted. amplifying its dispatch that "a great lire is rat --. M i ' ,T nmarket-- i previous- assertionthat Allied landing craft were mass- Rome. "The amount of damage i. , Island 60 t is not yet known," it added. The ing at Pantelleria Coatesvilie.COr4al miles from Sicily. --to account failed give the tame il1e, cOrrespondent of a- ' broadcastl, of the. blaze. -- -V2,472,631090 alpreriolisfunda - Reltters said today a Tumor of -Gen-4 The story: an Allied invasion of Sicily had "COATESVILLE, Pa., June eral licsNarney told the commitsm ' pt the Italian towritsof r Tel- tee, da this: 17Technical Sergeant Fred I Mint?. in the Julian Alps near the Provide a iightingalrforreB. Manship Jr., 19. this city, , , Austrian frontier, and the garri of 273 groups and 3,000,000 was fatally wounded in ac.$011 rushed into the streets "to AUchinleck . As Of Commander Succeeds Gen. bombers, 36,000 African the North Army in ground troops, . tion welcome the end of the war." . , 38,000 lighters,: 1,000 transport area. according to word sent Dispatches -f- rom Ankara said ...,snexec.ssissm. Ger- - 1 NENkr YORK AIN:Atte WarDepartraellt to planes and 9,0m. training , the 3, mile border between Tut. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::x.:.:.??,:..:.:.x. Mrs. doif Mr.. youwant... and broad. his tobereadyf mart agency Tratroceart parents. defense and 'war-purr outlay-f- or -key and Syria was reopened at See WAR FUNDfl on Page 6 opthree years or four years more." ....,,,, 47...4 Fred B. Manship.. 6 , SaF,7"4 v::;:;:i:i:i:i:i:iiiii:::iii.::!Kiii:;:4 cast today a dispatch asserting after all Ir ,.;,-poses since thlt date. And all ts. tic except Allied diplomatic and 1.":::..0:::, ' , the money carried In the bill, that Field Marshal Sir Archibald ::,..:::: .: ''1. i... ; Osit.MrIrrr'r.I',,r1r--.!"'-:.-''''''..f.:::::..::'' ', ..s '.:'"' ,,'44..,, ,::::: military personnel had been halt. army officials said will be spent i:':;,.'';::,..';':,: 4.:,..,:..,;,!,:,..,.:; '','':',:.?:::;r:.':,'''.;A'' ', - , " I ., P.. Wave Il hadbeen appointed :ii?:::.:: ed for 48 hours to screen troop Or obligated during the 12 months :' i :',i::''',',',; r'.,:,,,:?'::s:''::,$.,,,:.;::"....:-::-b,::-,-'s::q45:.'-,'".;,, :."2s,..:': :::::::: ,t sticeession in of India or, movements. vieeroy t starting July L. ..,,,,,...0.014sokeiii.,,w, .., , t Axis -r- adios asserted that ,::'::::::::. ,,,......,,.,..:..,,,,,. the Marquess of Linlithgow. .,,, The decisive budget" was the ii::::::::::?.. ''''--' ' British and Indian reinforce. The broadcast, from Berlin. label given the measure by Lieut. : , ,' ments had been moved to Cy. 4...- va recorded by the Assalated 4i , : Gen. Joseph T.11cNarney, deputy ..,. :.iii.0::::::::;.: , ',.I.,,, 63 off miles :.',5 liras,Press. Syria, a V., chief of staff, during hearing on '',....;',:,:,::::'..: !! 7 ::::.:::::::::::::::::::.:.. i ' ''' I potential base for invasion of i ss ,, 7';110: i :: s ,...,.,......."..,...' , ........., jt said that Gen. Sir Claude the bill. "These decisive dollars 4 ' ''..4...i.N, .4 ' MAI the Crete Iltode CHILDREN' Balkans. ;,,t7l or Was-ellthe Auchinleck had been named mill he translated into decisive .4 'Tooele Proves Value ' ' ,,,:ire.,';' ''' Canese Island' "Anierican troops ..'"a N., 1 successor as commander in :7".a...f.fr.: , FIND ., SOMETHING7. tactical .,..,,,,, and Ilk ,,,,,, .:..,;:,,,...:.,.,.. ..... , plans." strategic , , were said to be among the , chief of the forces in India. '''S,,";,'o'"",. Seeks- - lull l'ictory :i:iii:iiiiiiiiii;,:1:.: :"'., t r,,N i t ,,;,,... td play .a.ti outdoors. ....t , i,,, Cyprus garrison. Play ,A,, , ,',. ' .' , :.:, ,.,14,44:''.,, Commenting that the bill carried when the sun is shin. ,. ...,.,,..,..40,....:.::-".:.,.Another enemy report said a In the absence of official con..tI .: , This Is the firmation more than three times the total Editor's Note eoot,, ..r,,,,fooP.41''""1".4"R'', !. or denial of the Gerstretch in northern Syria leraini : but when ....I ing, . durarticles of aeries of of W'ar a the 'twelfth Department outlay :.:::.; along with the Lebanese coast man report that Field I4arshalt 1 and the only place I tro It....,,14,'....18,13 ''''' e th s,,rjr,r ing the entire first World War, 11 had : been declared Archibald Sir Wave areas has been 7 will , military n daily ,,Nt,',.k: go ::::.;:.:1the committee said it was "deteram, -and closed to civilian- sproblem 'which ..."roi...;....,:'..420.":..:..., named viceroy of India, observers ,.:;&:?:.:::::::::::::::;.i, ,), s. ,,....,:,,, , :,I,J, ' ts Is inside attirailleorr, :' mined that the armed forces shall ;;;; on these, pages. The articles today attached ' ' 1411 ' i 7 ,' "'l it ; 1 ',,ts, City Evacuated ', the greatsigniticane Issiel f, ..: .......0, it:::::.t, have every,dollar essential for the - --4 :::,::::.:,:::,. to the possibilities of such a Cyprus is the third largest is. I .......i :' the right kind- 'of fun of an uncondi--- ::::::::::::,. ",,,A,. $' ;,,,,,.4,.:- .0,,,,, ..,,., .,,,,7-- - tysly : ') land in the Mediterranean, after move. cases and w ', :er discuss ill '.:, specific 4,i:i:iii::: ;, 4.011) r,t ' f all of the tonal surrender by are definitely limited. .... , ,,, fi' ii.,),,:,,-.11,5.-i and rec....:Awkw.....w..:1 4::::::,.: Sicily and Sardinia. -4 :::::.:.:.:::::;:;::::::::::::.::::::: present the findings and pin. ordWavell's' background . Axis powers." 't ,i,..,., ..:::;::.:?; i Meanwhile. a Rome broadcast him as a military , :l These tots at Tooele ' s it...,, some of our best train identify 1. ions of .o.,' ..:,... '.k.:::bi: :, It Ithaved only .$387,1)86,827 disclosed that all except 6,000 to ',:,,:,,,i .r.), are strategist and tactician ::::::::.::::::::::::::x. ........ women rather who t , men ,..;.. 4 - . and '''' seem ,,.'..,..1 Park ed don't ', Todd front budget estimates, and left ', - all important than as a politician and admin- :::::!::::::::::::,:f.x.:.;.:.: Z:::.:::::::::. i MO Inhabitants out of a norm. ,t ,'",:-?'.. , downhearted as they untouched the $23,6.13,481,000 es- :",,, ,.,:.:,:'..,,zTil, al population of 100,000 had been 4. studying . this , istrator. and in view of other :.....f.x.x.;:::::......., 4 .:.:.:::.::::.:.::::::::::::::::. 4. , ,:11:,::.::.:1.f:::.:i: .1 problem .1 timate for the air corps. evacuated from Cagliari; the cap. recent developments in thelndian i:;.:::::.:::::::::::i:K:::::::if , look out the trailer , ,e,'I'e,,ts 1. A ) :- ' The cost js frightful," the cord-- , ital ot Sardinia, to escape Allied theater of the war. it now ap- .:.i.:3:::23.:::::::::Miiiiii ' John R. Talmage '..f t ,l1,4i:M: By but trouble door, .: :7,:t,.4.. ILvi:.:4v:&1 ,., ve.,...,.. mittee observed. 'Global Warclear-cu- t Ihe is being mait ,, illustration that .. t and t likely Sha pears '' ri) ii, if ,' : .'.,;:i:t, inevitable 1-"CiVil service officials Who re. ..,. ,,,, ,i.:.::.:::., they is. .....t. fare and modern implementation t of the effect of proper recreation neuvered into position to organ. fc.i:i:?:::::::::: Nstoalbiaostib , ,. : i mained ,' town a the in ize Is the answer . . . guns, tanks, new are and direct of. is ......,.4. left too long children ---11: and supervision for major opera4,15r1.' :::::1111:::"...1::::.'''C's"1"V.; ..,.,..,;' 1:::::::::::::::::::::: sttending to their duties bravely 3. ' :. - airplanes, ammunition, ckemicais : among ; fered at Tooele, another of Utah's ,tion against the Japanese. without proper facil., '....;: 7;,... frN,",,,.-- ,:, e ctot,.??. , the ruins," the ,broadcast said,: :, The of Auchinleck's and war munitions of every kind apr report 1 ' ',' ...r....ns gt yv ocommunities :, fifnedrui Ries asru :5::'.f. i,;:::::;:::::::::.;::::;::..::cf::iff.i:::::.::: for wi 1; ', 1 RAF night raiders shot 'grow. pointment as commander-in-chie- f amusement,. 7 i and description are provided for up : .,,,,.: ., c ". ' 7I ii.::::iii.:::::::.!:::::.:::::::::::::::.:,:f.:.: :''' .4..,. 7 in railway trains - and barges 1 , in accordance with the depart- and attendant- - trou - of forces In India would seem to )1,:e.:::::::::;:f.f.f.f.ff...;:::::::::....... ....... ,,,,, V, , ing .. .. paine ''',"""."7","'""Pm,-Aer:,..- . : I .,, ; , northern France. , ' German of the , idea on the, 1,. accent a ment's planes 'i support with rive., $,,, mapping ,.. ' , bles, heavy ..!,, -, 1, .1 1!I,.1:. ,, , ..,,,,.... t of a new phase in the Pacific flying low over the rooftops at With the bill, the committee nile delinquency problems. '' ' t terrific speed, bombed a post. m Gen-- . not has 1940 from Auchinieck i a ;. letter which campaign. the cen7 Tooele, public , :: by office London in i and killed two twat, George C. Marshall, chief ; sus had a population of some figured prominently in the war : . i. '' . were. persons. Three Others ,..,, of - staff, asserting - the funds 5,000 and only 1,410 housingunits.' - Owe since he wag', replaced as -- ' i killed 7 en in English coast town. , including all hotel rooms,. a n t 0in 1942 7.'''.-:' , -provided were ,. "necessary in : '''' , ' 1( ' ,, .' ., .. The war .,,,,,,,,!.. , o, Just before the launehing of Brithat such and other order to carry on aggressive places, ,,Potat,..,,...02.80M01.0"., camps .... Invasion Jitters-Germ- ans ":. ''' added more than 3.500 re.; , .v7 ',' Warfare round the globe" and '. 5 housing ain's offensive against Rommel's .... t .. ....M. ,.,...,,,,.) , ' ii,' ported removing 1,000 concrete with- - Afrika Korps. fill them to ,' units and to hasten the destruction of I people l...tank barriers daily from Mac. 1 Still another angle to the reIn the last six months, and prob. :.), the enemy." ".. !not Line to strengthen French - -- , '' '" - , '' ((. C " ported shuffle of positions is that lenla have grown acute. None of the high army officoastal defenses; Berlin expects , '', t I4 I At Todd Park, government, art improvement is expected in eials who testified during the. 1 Allied , attack on Balkans and .' ' . relations which have built and operated trailer haus, , committee's hearings hazarded. - l'. ' Crete. ' 1. ,' for workers at the Too- - been virtually stalemated under. ,..; unit ing a guess as to how long it would RUSSIA Red armies beat off Oen. Sir Archibald Wavell -, : ele Ordnance Plant adjoining the the regime of Lord Linlithgow. taks to detiver the knockout new German attacks in Orel --4blow to the Axis, but all were bnaor rraecekrse aotfi tnhael pf alacnilt, ititehse imetwatesroe; 1 sector; Soviet planes set 100 big RUSSIA ' 0 dditss, a Vichy : )(i SWJTZJ . fires In "raids on German air. , -'-"F-Mtlan - ever: but a great many children, gmaamonhommkná STATUlt WitS , :;;!:; )71 dromes; Nazis report Russians many of whose parents w e r e FRANCE 1Tutin RUMANiA Bel"' Boldeaux ad C"., massing before Orel and west of '' Gerloa;t-'',i.i,." .. .. Kursk. Marseill epr.e a, , I SOUTHWEST PACIFIC Monson area To. , ing, said Walter I d, 29 admits I,ecns,1;1A a G kyo for le BULGARI A rf ,japanese planes housing manager !.. fli;m. ... Portal-To-Port- al For To Decide lost in great sky battle over 1s t an,,,!:::::i,; Lark, Wendover, St. John and Pay Declared SPAIN AL ,':':: claims 32 A III e d Totele. "We had organized gangs, Guadalcanal, ..1 samsun A Allies Pound war ators also retain their rights to !board, a,-- the agency of 76vern- - such as usually may be founr WASHINGTOX..--(AP).down and eight ships SARDINIA planesshot Ankara, Allied spokesman says only labor board (WLB) ruling on the seek pertinent administrative alici ment charged ,,with administiation among tipper teen aged children: Arh Outpost Claim Large GREECET s TU R K t two small freighters Lisbon the Of soft coal dispute today tossed the courtNlings. , damaged-aroving Here Convoy Mediterranean i0 77 out -- of. 120 parties also remain free will rule whether the ,agreem2nt I whole vicinity all day longlooks- ,:s.:,;;;;;;;;::; lost pay issue back to Japanese -s A Hies Sea SiCtLY Report At nonIc!il collective bargaining or curt to agree to a settlement of their i:t a- genuine settlement. of . the ing for semething to do and usuGibraltar planes, with six U. S. aircraft f Close Frontier If they lawsuit coMpatible with the stabil- - ally getting into, trouble in 11'; 1,11 kton missing. litigation, thereby presenting a prospective tolawsuit. -- -t ':"': urns .. Algiers a settlement, :he lization program." MA1TA agree in it." SpANis.H NEW GUINEA new crisis to the Allied raidOran ':. Sfax MOROCCO! fixtures electrical WLB Chairman William bituminous industry. era globes, .sink or daage '20 Japanese Light Reports ;:'r's7:C'i S to 4 a de . .3 CRETE i's VI NIB on See IAxis ton,The DELINQUENCY Page rejected King George pointed out in a press t Gathers '' ' !See WAR RiCiUNDUP on Page 3 '' viand by the United Mine Workference that the miners' clai.n for , TUNISIA Visits Troops ;ASA ers for an pay, rut. pay "representa,' time engast turakye,I , csse the n liability." MOROCCO ing it constituted a tolawsetle. , Bardia La boardJs powerless lie the board offered', 811 Loses-Weigh- t Associated Press viii IVThe disboard the Alexandria of IFNI members bor ALGERIA El Agholla The late fleet asimiral Tsoroku opportunity. to the parties for set- not Aented. tut)" Cairo l we of Y. hut their disoutc N. tlement (AP) the idea Yamamoto's of invading took the position They set. cannot them force he and Gen. Jonathan Lt. United upon States dictating Wainwright, t,LIBYA E G PT tabor dispute which case is term s. at the White House tlement of a lawsuit wc have no Corredigor - hero,t - is-getting WASHIS;GTON (AP) the WLB could dispose or, but peace decide."' to a today-asas eat" to a was power again Japanese emphasized "enough 4 Some tiNa declared "the decision is the deciUMW of Aides President John y 33 in a aim war lost Tokyo friafort-ehas but Britains-was-lisitipounds AS 1NVASIONREPORTSGROWIiingGeorgeII-oprisoner,Japanese -f Great sion of the 'War Labor Board broadcast have to -- be Iiminated to brink covering proceedings L. Lewis said he would haveaineethe-start-of--the--4var,----of the goycrn and the .decision increased reports of invasion from one end of the costs of running the Office of di--tomorrn---: NV altiWrightTiaid of mrg: ntertrItrthe--itrittectliStatU7Dr.Ryutaro - Nagai, director when the union's- policy cont. this informatiomiyas contained in Me4iterranean to the other. La Linea, Spain, reported an Allied convoy was at Gibraltar. Axis War Information (OWI) down America." of the Imperial Ride Assistance mittee ineets, presumably to a letter from her husband, dated broadcasts said a Ankara sources said the AlThis statement was made by great invasion fleet was massing. to, the budget recommended by t consider what course of action ,oct.. 3 3. 1942, the first direct ASSociation, was quoted as tella former Syria-Turke- y Allied bombers frontier. tan A: B qtnei Sicily. the pound continued.to House the appropriations cont. the Diet: The departed soul word she has had from him since -of the United Mine Work--- ing See COAL 111.LING On Page 5 of the late fleet admiral will riot mittee, according to Director El. a letter last June. . He added that "the no. Mrs. Wainwright said the gen:. flier Davis. to the rest until we have tocarried the ,, ottrike agreement-mad- e American I war over his body eral believed interned on the Asked how cuts would be president of the United States shores and have won our of Formosa; stated that "I' Island enust be carried out today just terms of this f Davis it made, explained peace in the very cham, have enough tb eat," but men- as it as the day we made it." House." White of the bers orway: about-whak I board he weighed t 'rheboard's directive BO I tioned The broadcast was recorded by 1 did in 1911." "Well, I weigh 175 pounds, and Affac-- On He weighed 127 Claims Victory In tier said ."the mine workers re- the Associatbd Press. the budget proposed amounts .to demand 160 Tokyo their she and then, said, main free to press pounds The WASHINGTON(AP) the same as if they told at the start of the war. before the administrator of the and a landing about Japanese air fleet of 13erhaps 120 merchant Ship By The Associated Press army is not complaining about Pounds me to cut 55 pounds out of my. s on fair- labor standards act and in When Will It End? inflicted hit only Its (.No damage barge Generalissimo planes wheezes, please, Chiang dogs. I could most easily (AP)--Re- p. WASHINGTCN The navy shed no light on the self where the Federal Court and the oiler. victorious armies were credited two small freight ships, while about the kind that growl after spare- - it. Maybe a little fat can r. S. fliers shot down a record objective of the Wilson who proposed a you pick 'em up and lay 'em or with big Japanese wbunding killing today WASHINGTON.-- The 40,000 out of 100,000 Japanese toll' of 77 Japanese planes with aerial armadawhether curfew for government girls last down on the drill field all day.) it was be rolled off here and there. but (AP) Child Born , an attempt to knock out Allied not. very much. and I would y battle on the a loss of only six. year, i today asked all congressBy the end of next year, the navy announced today that the troops in a A navy communique today said ships perhaps massing for a new have to decide how much bone men for coast guard cutter Escan- upper 'Yangtze River front., and opinion on what quartermaster corps hopes to muscle to chop out." Weighing 112 Pounds month. andtheir year the war will end have- - about 40,000 dogs In serv- atm, which has R normal con dispatches said the Chinese had American forces suffered 76 cas- offensive in the lower Solomons and He added that he had not de25 killed, 29 in- or an attack to "soften up" Gua60 both and Pacific of in' and the men, the officers of. ualties, so surrounded are well now including A ice, European Japanese army plement Idaho(AP)--pleased - BLACKFOOT, dacanals defenses precluding an cided just what "bone and musthat when ficials with the showing made has been reported lost with all stronghold at Owchihkow. f jured and 22 missing, afloat and one and pound boy was theaters. Explaining , to indiana his consti- to To- effort to recapture the strategic cle" would have to go, but said assault. men. the returns enlisted on some ashore, he aboard 5,000 during date except,two last of one the Hill, Owchihkow Mrs. already by is to Lyle news operations would not be ,born of a IL S. Island. to the will tutents loss raised will of 'ask the The tal consisted "when at bases damage ship farmer. duty. Japanese-helof a wife Pingree important reduced "if we can help It." said a total of 99 the number of Amerhe war be a $3.593.78S ,over?" An item for for Thc ,Wilson of of total 1,414 dog last south Yochow and of JapAltogether, west Blackfoot Hospital night. ONVI asked for $47,342,000 for , so was could so vessels new war he ican anese the far War food in the is included reported have two poll 'shot making' :been planes , The infant, premature by the come the next fiscal year,-bu- t to Yangtze. on Capi- Department supply bill reported sunk, overdue or destroyed consensus the with in down Pacific the South since was reply wrapmonths, to $34,472,504. and A Chinese army it reduced mittee spokesman war. an tol Hill. July 31. 1942, including 146 this prevent capture in this today. said '4'1ess than two thirds of the ped in cotton and placed in month so far. tent. force managed entire oxygen Japanese - -- - The baby took nourishment Dispatches from a south Pa. to escape from the Chinese trap BALTIMORE chic base said the Japanese at(AI)) -- - Glenn and physifrom an In the recent campaign in the 1.. Martin cabled a job offer totack on Guadalcanalthe greatcians said he had a good chance , Yangtze valley. In which Gen. R. est raidin ' force ever sent forces recovered vir- day to Staff Sgt. Clifford 16of survival. Chiang's DI., reElmwood. of the bowl Wherley Wanton Plunder Of rice The child was the Hills secagainst entire Americamoccupled tually the By the Associated Press hero of 21 combat misyear-olislandnu ond. - . apparently an atgion of Hunan Province. A Africa. ChiNorth sions to in base to the Re- the person attempting - to make telegram 'of congratulations other Desecration of graves is it se. tempt POCATELLO---(Specicripple The spokesman said forestall an Allied thrust to the from Adolf Hitler went today to Martin, head of the big Baltirob- the sale was asked the source rious nutter to the Indians, it nese' forces 'were halting a new were white that ghouls ports Planes Admiral Nicholas Horthy, Hun 7,200 Monthly was explained, and in no instance Japanese offensive at China's back more aircraft, concern which north. ceme- of the shirt,- said it had been -- Unit- bing 'graves in the Indian Activity in the islands above gary's regent, congratulating him Purchased .at- Fort .Ha1LInvestt,-- will an Indian touch items so re. door in Yuman Provinte, adjoin- manufacturers the Marauder WASHINGTON.--(A- P) New on his 75th birthda,,. and the. teries :on the ' bluffs overlooking gation resulted in discovery a moved. When It was necessary to ing the Burins frontlerf. in bombers, said he made the offer Australia centered ed States aircraft production in d was filled with at-German .learned he , after where Mac. a Guinea. Gen. Banremove news, the old from near' for good Douglas had been River Portneuf cemetery the opened. grave turret gunnec bad been Arthur's bombers sank or dam. tides extolling the .leader 'of. the '. May "reached the unprecedcrit- dugout road,, and, on Lincoln Otherarticles taken front nock Creek because of rising Imperial Tokyo headquarters beBei the ed figure of nearly 7,200 planes Creek have been inade. to local graves include Indian bead pork waters of the American trails tried to pass off Wednesday's discharged from theP, army aged 20 Japanese barges in moon- German satellite nation, a broadcast re- of all types," the War Pro- authorities :whose assistance is and such other items as,' may Reservoir. a vessel containing a ?great air battle over Guadalcan- cause he is, under age;i,4 want- light raids along the Japanese. lin radio said inAssociated Press. Wherley had declared Itk occupied ll'uon Peniraula last corded by the duction Board (WPB) announc- asked ,in Moping the wanton have been buried with the number of coins was dug up but 'al. as a Japanese victory, toward Jews factory'-buildinattitude a ed to "work in a was Horthy's , with that buried the -night. in ed today. Japanese planes corpsesbody plunder. Martin Marauders." ,To that shot down at least 32 Allied Forty Japanese planes attacked and Soviet Russia. in line with Members 'of. the Fort 'Hall In. new grave. Indians said bodies have been "Output will be substantially Allied forces for the third straight Nazi Germany's philosophy, was, -I Allied Glenn Martin a - dian tribal . council and sank in reIn Sheriff aircraft replied: the with called June. eight of in their robbed and producnaming Marley up larger dug "There is R Place here in the- day in the area 90 miles north- singled out in the articles. hip inClUd4nir a destroyer. tion, curve continuing its steady galia., one report being that a Sheriff Alma Marley of Bannock special. agent for the Indian Horthv was among the sate!. The Tokyo command acknowl- Martin factory for Sergeant Whet-- west of Lae. New Guinea. NV here rise' thereafter until it meets the valuable shirt covered with elks County and asked his assistance. service his cooperation was , to Hit. maximum of available supplies teeth WaS removed from a de- They said-- two white men had 'asked in tracking down the grave edged the loss of 29 Japanese lev whenever he chooses to take Gen. MacArthur's vanguards have 1le iss leaders who paraded ' established headquarters in Aprilto dis positions .flanking and composed, body. ot the aluminum, copper recently- been ordered away from despoilers and to assist irt check planes. both the enemy bases at Lae and cuss the probabililty of ' Allied lAlleriev Wears the Air Me cattle rustling whit!' is re- I Bv contrast. an American The:shirt was ,offered for Sale a cemetery where they were re- I alloy steel required to turn out stokeeman said the attackinst wi,th three oals eaf clusters; Salamaua. invasibh, in Kevada, it was said and It hen ported digging in a, grave site. ported increasing. finished planes," WPB said. --- - . ., , . j . Provides For'7,500,000 Enlisted Men . ' - , t' , -- Salt Lake City, Utah, Friday , June 18,1943 , . i Fund -- e--- ala no: I '. - - ioh sammon .. . 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