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Show Par e THE DESERET NEWS Salt Lake City, Utah Thursday, March Slaying Balks Boise Police Woman Bludgeoned JiuNegro USO Center Boise police (APJ today sought to solve the abludgeon slaving last evening of -- BOISE womanm in Boise the Negrtr fSO-ven--te- The victim. Mr Lottie Martian, formerly of Ft. Smith, Ark, was found ciitlcally iniurert behind the counter of a snack bar she operated at the center She died later a hospital. jit Police Lt Lee , Berrv said. a bro-- . ken cue stick and a broken stool and bottle neaibv were rvidenlly used bv the assailant. The victim had been beaten about the head The officer said Mis Martian apparently had entered the build t h e ing preparatory to openingLbe at snaek counter just pnorJ.Q had been witnesses No tack Old Love Letters SoughtAs Scrap' . CHICAGO '(APJ A non was advanced today, in the interest of helping the war ef fort'that mamma unwrap the Lavender and lace that binds her old love letters arnl scrap the ancient billets doux. And if each'of the neatly 2 000,, the UQU. clubw omen in Illinois number represented at a recent salvage meeting were to follovt sn T'hrrprgpogat 1 tiers wnwid-bcadditional 231,000 pounds of Vi tally needed waste paper At tfie meeting it was disclosed that each has an average of five love let ter, each averaging two pages ol high grade paper. Jack R Robinson, who represents the Chicago Newspaper pub Ushers' Association in the current -- boat Navy Splits i he said: Is the word "Correctly, I think, " for lt. Missives To Aid Asked how he managed to get salvage campaign, said 1000 of food -for- his dog, he said crypticthese letters would , weigh 20 ally: . 1 saved it pounds For the nearly two mil The Gripsholm was met bv an lion Illinois clubwomen, provid ing each turned in an average of army of FBI and secret service five letters, the contribution would agents who examined, all of .the The letters repatriates and questioned them be 190,000 pounds envelopes would weigh an estimat closely as to their backgrounds and observations. Clerks from ed 41 000 pounds. Followed on a rtatloif wtdenscaie OPA were'dn ' fiaricfTo' issue the added waste paper loundage tion books. The Red Cross more .than A000 letter?, would from relatives and friends of the association officials said. rewomen Of course. If the are repatriates luctant to discard the letters In Omy officials and newspaper, were tact, Robinson suggested they radio and newsreel rpn could tear them Into small pieces, permitted at the pier as the exInto and put the pieces paper bags change liner berthed with her huand place the bags In cardboard man cargo of happy homecom-era- . " boxes such a piocess adding more w eight to the As the- ship nioved-slow- lv to- setap collection- .ward- her pier. -- an unidentified pm, EWT.was Mis. James Wat- wounded soldier leaned over the son Genton of New Y'ork City, rail, his head still swathed In mother of the American consul bandages, and shouted: Sav, can who was also vou still get a genet a at Mar-rlll- e hamburger on the liner. Her principal corn- - in this town. about hoc internment .at Edmondo Gonzales Roa, MexiBarton Baden was can consul general In Marseilles, "There were a gieat many who was aboard with his wife, tatoes described the bombing of GerShe said meat was available only many as simply terrific He said two or three times a week In small during the time they were Internquantities... but that the internees' ed at Godesberg Germany, there diet was supplemented by were 30 bombing raids and 400 Red Cioss packages everv alerts. Mail from American Mrs. Olga Peck, of Washington, two weeks t datives arrived fairly regularly, Conn, wife of an American conspp added sul at Marseilles, who was inMoie explicit information came terned at Baden-Badesaid that one day they saw SCO Fortresses from Mr and Mis Henry F. Y-tf Biooklvn, N. , who on their way back from bombing. sairh that even the Germans were Stuttgart and that It was a "Ber-it " thi Him g sight."-Gern - pa pars going aiound saving "that Despech the next day said there had been-am Is kaput (finished) -- - NEW ORLEANS-s-(AP- ) The navy broke up I brother gunnery team today and the three Jbusky Howe boys allowed as how they - didn't hke.it. "Theyll make us sail on different ..ships," .said Seamary First Class Sugene Howe, "because the navy no longer to of the same family work the same crattsincS there is danger of them all dying at emc, Tikfr iha ffv Suih van brothers. allows-membe- to make a gonrt Impres sion Red Edward C Sparing a Cross man who was rounded up bv the Viehv government shortly after the F S British inv of rNorth Afina, while In the act of dispensing milk, elotlies and founds tablets to the children The Rev Calvin Turner pastor of then occupied Frame, assertMethodist Episcoof uncon. ed that he and others weie vicpal Church discovered the tim? of "diplomatic kidnaping scions woman "Our Red Cross group of ).V men amt two wonirn 'Joined the ODT Chief Ameriean dlplomatii- - mission at ' (API WASHINGTONLourdes for several week after lithv broke off relations President Roosevelt pas appointed D Young Brig Gen Charles y ith our ronntry. .he said. of the retired acting dnector Suddenly one morning our Office Pi Defense Transpoi talioniT hotels at Louides were snr. announeeiTThe House The White rounded b,v German troops, and will a few dajs later they walked appointment todav Ymtnff to a successor Joseph serve until and we were put in train e.aei da. named is diplomatic kidnaping. Tire Consul Thomas C. Smith, ol Phoenix, was seized fust in Berlin on the riav after Pearl Harbor After a peilod of internment (Continued from Page D at B"adNcuheim he wa permitto continue men, when their attention was ted to go tnWuchv. his rept copulation of thp 1' S attracted to the wail of sirens At a height so great thar onlv govprnmpnt, Virhv spizod him afttheir freezing exhaust ...plumes er the Noith Afnran invasion were plainly visible L S Fort- sent him to Louides and nvtmt-yxm- ri ta BadenJlad' n resses dropped their bombs with Mis Smith who also t plumed such accuracy that "thev made reported that a perfect hit on the railioad sta on the Gripsholm tion and freight vards We roulrj rirli Germans had moved their see ft all from a neighboring homes to Baden Baden, .''because be thev felt that thev vvouldnt hill Jt was hard to resist cheerbombed if tho lived rlos? to ing Vance commented also on the whete our Statp pppaiment people 'Kiev wpip sadmounting pessimism of Gei'man weie interned dened to see us leave Baden-Badenewspapers and the sluggishness that has come over the once busk alter D Pond. Philadelphia He suggested that Nazi salute formeilv to the U. S. Naval state department pet son net- - interned at Baden Baden was tieat- - Attnehe at Pails and then ichv was one of many who commented on the hidden hatied of 'slave la Jioreis-- ' mow woiktng in Get many, He stated that manv Frenchmen r.li.v. couching of are now working in Germanv therp onlv because the Nazis their threatened to take awav food eaids if they did not leave IV lUtllNG ON their homes and report for work in the Reirh The very first ctvihan off t he Gtlpholm after it docked at 3 13 l asion.-j--juen- -- Named Gripsholm n DIOHflE'QUMTS" I CHEST COLDS MUSTerolE Its -t rs -- through boot camp at Great Lakes, 111. Together they attended armed guard scboqlgt G,Ul.f port. Miss, and finally, were able to ship out to gether as member of the same navy gun crew on a lumbering old cargo vessel. Eugene was a loader, Loren and Lorenee served "as pointer and trainer. But that wasbefore the five Sullivan brothers were lost In the sinking of an American cruiser. The-- , navy--; Mrs. Copper Fenny Production In Full Swing ratio of. A store the old copper-zin- c WASHINGTON (APJ 95 to 5. , good penny always turns up. Production currently Is at a The War Production Board has 150,000,000-a-montrate, with th found the copper situation suffioutput expected to equal jearsr ciently improved to permit addi- if not exceed last years billion" w tion of enough virgin metal to re plus- - figure for the steel cent - h now.retosea.toallow Violet Howe to place all her "Well, that don't make sense to eggs in one basket, even If she us, nor toMa, either; because you wants to, and the boys Insist she sink one towe and you might as does. well sink- em all. This is the first time the Howe Lorenee boys have run up against , the Eugene, Loren and from Granger, lnd. navy ruling, and thev are all a Hovye toail Eugene is 21 and hlr brothers, a little wistful that Brother Harold The who is at Great Lakes for boot year. younger, ate twins. boys joined the navy together in training now, "wont ever get to 1942. went work with the Howe team.1 December, They - ed well Combination ther Sullivans Deaths Bring New Navy Ruling War Women Urged To Give n - at Vichy, strolled off tha with his dog, Nukie. sked how 18, 1944 Our Own Famous JACK FROST i . 100 VIRGIN WOOL FULL SIZE BLANKETS I BUY WAR BONDS NOW BED ROOM wel-rom- e Different Styles To Select From by Actual Count 60 r, n Buy ma terrific 194.3 hppn jut Badpn Badpn since mention of bombs Mrs Peck His wife was secrelai v of the said there was no evidence that Ameilcan legation there any air batle had taken place Kathleen Onnell, Pari fashion A J2 weeks old -- baby boy was editor tor the New. ork Times one of the passengers returning revealed that Nazi Air Marshal on the ship. He is Giles McNair, Herman- n- Goering appearedin son- of MrsrTtoihp Wright Paris recently with diamond stud Whitcomb of Springfield, Mass ded buttons on his uniform. The hahv was born at Baden-BadeS. Pinckney Turk, veteran during his parents' internlean diplomat who was ment there Mrs Jeannette Kaufman, 68. of charge d affanes of the Amer lean embassy at Virhv. said that Chicago another passenger, died he had been treated w ith rea en route and was buried at sea. bv the the mnable consideiation ship s ..officers disclosed She bv hi Germans Accompanied had suffered a stroke while en in wife, Tuck issued a statement route from Poland to board the which he said liner. "Jt is difficult for me adequateThe Gripsholm is a veteran of ly to express, on behalf of the two previous mercy trips during Ampiiran group formerly In de which brought hack repatention in France and Germany, triates trom Japanese nur jov and relief on setting foot under similar exchange territory arrange ments again on American. sotL Turk added that the group 1 have the honor to head is a loyal one, whose members have one present urgent dejne that they mav he able to contribute in any way thev ran In helping our coun-trand government bring this war to a rapid and successful con- - War B-- give-tto- b Cross the da on I he-fte- d protect' homes - opr boys a re' tf i g h ti ng for. -- nrt n We Save You Money v jr KISS1 Original UTAH WOOLEN MILLS STORE FURNITURE CO. - Everything To Furnish The Home MURRAY SUGAR HOUSE ON RICHARDS STREET One Half Block South of Temple Square PROVO v clusion Douglas C MacArthur of Washington D C npphew of General MacArthur and former third secretarv of the American embassy - all down on the pay statement in easily read. - printed figures . . . regular tim overtime, total earnings, all the "deducts itemized, and the net amount paid. Many busy offices are now using National Payroll Machines to compute and write itemized pay statements and pay checks . . . to ease the manpower situation ... to simplify and speed their payroll work. For these without extra effort on the part of the operator post employees earnings cards' andjumalize, eachjtemaspay statements, and checks are written. mi-chin- es This is just another story of how National products and systems are aiding the war economy . . . helping to avoid mistakes . . reducing man-hou- r requirements in offices . . . saving time all along the line. - i. Strvlng Ik Nation bf Saving Tims. This is one of many mechanized systems built by National to speed recordkeeping,' protect s for business, industry, govmoney and save vital ernment end the public. National Machines can be obtained through priorities.- - " Plan! a Victory Garden Nowl Last year Americani million this yeax America needs planted twenty Victory Gardens 4 two million more. Plant now and produce Food for Freedom! As man-hour- Accounting-Bookkeepin- g C OfatUmal CASH RfO$TM e ACC0UNTIN0-8OOKKttHN- a service Standard Chevron are distributing the Standard Garden Guide and 7many of them are selling vegetable garden Fertilizer and a complete MACHlHlt Wktnvir records dr. kept r mntf Is It lor .d line ks.dl.d-fkt-ra Nstlonsf. I Solt Lok of quality garden seeds. "F9 Out fae'twy at Dayton Ohio, preuvity Aim fAt Army-Na- f throe start ip ir ir tat "unceasing atceilence" In tha pro Uudion ed pfoeJtien inttrumenU and ether war materiel. The National Cash Register Company J32 I. Second South to the public, service stations and garages displaying the City, Utah STAND A RD O F C A L I FOR N I A MfUB |