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Show I i Weather Forecast Temperatures High Low 'V-- - Atlanta 79 60 New VotlL.r 65 Portland 27 San Francisco . .' . S3 Washington, D.C.. ........... 76 Chicago DenTtr : . Los Angeles li 63 Fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in tem-- , Yesterday's peratnre tonight. Warmer tomorrow. max 53; min., 34; mean., 43; norm, 52. Sunrise 6:22 i a.m. MWT; sunset 8.27 p.m. MWT. . High Low . . 58 73 78 84 48 50 48 55 , f Price Five Cents. Vol. Salt Lake City, Utah, Wednesday,, May 3, 1944 i 374.,No.,27. 94th Year IWQ 2 Beef Guts Retain Points e Dnp Former Utah Mari To Supply 4th Termers In South Horiie News To Invasion Army Win Pepper, Hill .Lead Lend-Leas- Daily Reports On U. S. Assured Boys Brings Actiorr Primary Yotes ' By Bob Consldine NEW YORK The (INS) and beef American soldier participating m 'Tneais except beetsteaks at mid- the coming invasion of Europe roasts become bolnt-freAdministrator will be kept as abreast of the night tonight OpA Chester- Bowie, -- nnmmted today latestrAmencan pews. songs and In the hottest kitchen commu- movies as home front America will be informed of the progress nique sldce coffee went off the of toff invasion itself ration list. Col. Franklin S. Forsberg, forThy rcmo ai of ration points, mer Utahn of the army morale announced bV OPA Administrator ei v ice division has just returna surprise Bbwlcs-- covers all cuts of pork, ed from London w ith 'vttid picteal, lamb and mutton; alt beef ture of plans for the spread of in- - e press-eom-ere- -- Franklin S. Forsberg, ' -- invasion. . "We have built our entire program on the premise that a soldier is a better fight. Tng manT Col. FOrsberg, former tliinf of-- a large magazine pub lishing house, told the writer, "Our research shows 43is that above $11 other things the American - soldier wants home town news. Hell get it, and get it lailv, from- - the ttmehe hrt5the - trier. well, Because of the. wide variety of beach in Europe until . , available until we start publishing Stars meats now becoming without the spending of red ra- and Stripes and)Yank righjjn 'new invasion area, the cotion points. OPA announced that the housewives would have to make lonel finished with a smile. Let the invasion take care of their red points last twice as long the American koNMer itself, stretching over a four week -- feels. What want to knw, period Instead of the present twp as he engageshe'll in that invasion, week period. Is how the" national elections In .the past OPA has validated fere coming along, the plight of 30 red points every two weeks the Brookljn Dodgers, or the will Starting next- Sunday OPA four birth in his home town of that validate 30 points every calf. S8 and --perennial- tw we5kS71tedtamps-H- &r Until the armies of liberation T8 became valid Sunday for-- the one of Europe's large cities purchase of butterr margarine, - reach where the army hopes to print cheese and cheese products, evap--orated milk, beef steaks and roasts "Stars and Stripes" and "Yank the the only items now requiring on any available-press- es daily newspaper and fared points but no more red G1 will con-- , weekly of the stamps will be validated until vorite tinue to be printed in London. June 3, four weeks hence. indicated they Copies will be rushed to EuOPA officials were fairly certain the new status rope as soon as beachheads have Even the most would endure ior three or four- been secured. of the invasion months at least, but Bowles de- forward echelons " Tie' Wit! Col. e lined 'supplied, beyond that forces feed Forsberg stated. time, stating that the cattle to - situation was the governing fac The army plana equip our tor. A' bad growing year, he InSee FORSBERG: 06 mean Page J.." restoration dicated, would of rationing next winter. Point values for beef steaks (except flank, made point vfree) and roasts will remain the same, To ranging from 7 to 13 points a ' FRAN CISCO ( AP) Far SAN' pound, The Sudden action removed westerners were asked bv the from rationing 57 per cent of the regional Office of Defense Transvolume of products originally cov- portation today not to use the ered by red points; It removed trains except when necessary, es85 per cent of all meat. pecially in 'view of the pending allied 'invasion of Europe. . Mem-WASHINGTON (AP) The ODT said 33 class I bers of Congress generally ap4- with Pacific Coast a plauded today the decision of among to Office of Price Administration must be ready for an expected take most meats off the .ration movement of hospital and troop list, but at least one Republican, replacement trains, and cooperSenator Bushfield of South Da- ation by civilians will help allekota, read political Implications viate the resultant traffic probinto the action. lem. "This was to-b- e exppeted with ODT said 1943 coast passenger an election coming on, Bushfield travel was equal to about never told a reporter. "There has passenger miles, reprebeen any necessity for rationing senting a 341 per cent increase now. meat and there is not any over the 6 680,436,970 passenger miles of 1939. "Only -- through complete cooperation of the traveling public, " in not using trains and buses for long distance travel except on LONDON (AP) Transocean, essential war business, can we German propaganda agency, quot- expect to avert more drastic goved a Romanian correspondent in ernment measures to protect essential war travelers ODT said. - Berlm-toda- y People m Germany, at'e asking whether there does not exist Denies chance for Germany a and Britain to come to an un- thr army 4 mo- diviswmJiis job.isio-l.eep-the Yanks' overseas formed of doings a $ home. -- hahad the ef-- feet of "paralyzing enemy effort to supply, reinforce or evacuate the 17th and 18th (Japanese), armies cut off and surrounded In New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland and the Solomons. The Japanese have been driven to the nse of barges and r the- - small - craft by' heavy losses of cargo ships and tans porta early in and by the proved Inefficiency of sub- the-war pii-mai- rale seriices , fc fm - -- marines as supply agents. The small craft, ranging In lengtlvup to 100 feet and capable of carrying as manv as 6Q soldiers or 20 ton of supplies, had been-- J gathered In large numbers In Japan, the Philippines 'andjlje China coast and hundreds more had been built In Japan and In captured Islands. The headquarters statement estimated that the 1,727 small boat destroyed could move s 50,000-ma- n armv. "Several. thousand eir soldiers have been killed, drowned or wounded In these atof-th- ri tacks. Snch a vast amount of cargo has been snnk that thousands, of trapped enemy troops al-- ; ready are on short rations and, are fared with dwindling supplies of ammunition, equipment and medical the supplies, Statement said. Meanwhile a mighty American naval-forc- e. Toaming the South Pacific seas unchallenged-tothe Japanese navy, has run Its string phy. It was in South Dakota that Governor Dewey, picked iip lt additional convention yotes, A slate favoring the "New lorker defeated one supporting Lt. Cnidr. Harold E. Stassen by a margin of about 3 to 2. This brings Deweys total of ampledged or claimed delegates to ENEMY AMMUNITION TRAIN BLOWa.LT-rAnenr239, with 530 needed to nominate munition 1 streamers cloud a In smoke, of and (rain" huge explodes at the Chicago convention. U. 8, the of from bombs direct hit a by The lineup In the Senate prl after In of air victories to 232 Twelfth Air Force during an attack on Orvieto railroad yards planes destroyed In a littleenemy mary races was thismore Alabama than a week by smashing Japans 60 miles north of Rome. line on main Army Morale Division Man Former Editor the (o Florence, A. Senator Hill defeated James stronghold in the Carolines, Truk atoll, with one of the heaviest Colonel Franklin S. Forsberg, was graduated fiom the Univer- Simpson. Birmingham attorney, by 97,618 to blows of the Pacific war. sity of Utah Vhere he was a mem-be- i for renomination of "Yank," offis w ith only 542 of the state Art 800-toof Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity bv Pamer-bai-ecial army newspaper, has served and editor of the Utornan,, the 2,3)0 zfeowf: HQr 'precHH.,, planes wrecked Truk's defensa of as genei al manager , Abide., es and destroyed He gof "his master s poited. jJill called his victory 60 parked verdict of toe people oL Alabama Sixty-simoiselle and Charm magazines m degree at Columbia University more Japanese ClaimBritish planes. Broken Down, System He is a son of Mrs, Charles E. sustaining and upholding the poliaircraft were shot'down during -recent veers. of our He served On a mission for the Forsberg. 4327 E. 4th S. St, and cies and Laverkusen- ,- which the raids Saturday, Sunday and LONDON ..Rad tar hustera-o- n (API i'iank-liwas married to Atm Rountree jof gieat commander-ln-chie. Church of Jesus Christ of Is Monday. of and lies north Just Cologne w have been in estern Delano Roosevelt. gets Europe On the preceding weekend, the Saints in .Sweden- - and Atlanta, Ga., In January. the home of one of the largest Florida bombed so effectively for the last chemical em- same task force supported Sixth works in Europe, a was Senator Pepper making Armv Invasion - forces at Hollantwo months that "the lines" in 20,000 workers. stiong fight to sidesep a l f northern France and Belgium aie ploying Dutch New Guinea, and acPublic Asked ds, The Achtres railway yards in on Mav 23 which would re counted for 106 Japanese planes. also vveie- hit bv Mosof the France no capable longer healing w to if failed he in necessitated Use Trains Not Truk's satellite base at Satawan Gerquitos as British heavy bombers more than 50 per cent of thp !eak load necessary for the to repel invasion, a min- lemained Idle for the first time and Ponape in the Eastern Caromans in votes the preferential, Pepper Labor Board Accused Of 'Dirty Deal' lines were bombed and big guns in seven nights. had four opponents. With 1,033 istry of economic warfare spokes Besides Genoa, second onlv to from battleships and cruisers addsaid todat. man 1 out of the CHICAGO (AP) A spokesman dustrial Union Council, the CIO precincts counted bombed MaisPilles as an important Med- ed their heavyweight explosives American I.tbeiatois for CIO United Mail Order, Waremetropolitan area central bod, incumbent had 134,246, while the the Pas de Calais aiea of France iterranean port, the southern arm to the assault. house and Retail Emplot es today had joined the locals protest warship was damaged for the foui tli consecutive day of the allied air force also struck andNotaira losses See POLITICS On Page T denounced the decision by the against the seven-daorder. were confined to nor-tItalian road at Piacenza, Nazi Installahammenng today, National Labor Relations Board Uustomarilv, she said, the 'NLRB in an extensioh of the 30 fliers missing, the. navy said. invajunction, shortest the tions blocking to conduct an election among em- has allowed at least 21 days for sion route to the continent. The widespread assaults made y ester-dato ployes at the government-controllethepreparations for an election assault carried thp mighty Montgomery Ward and determine majority representaIf American heavy bombers reair offensive through ithin-sevea as tion days Company" main idle during the day it wilt 19th consecutive dav. the Meanwhile, the government-compandirty deal," The Red LONDON (AP) The ministry spokesman said be the first time In the last 10 "This is 'Che dirtiest deal the legal fight over the right Air Force continued to bear the no freight the British-baseyard between Cologne davs for dav NLRB ever dished out io labor of the. fighting on the east- and the Bav of Biscay in a zorffe brunt ieht raiders They On Bee WtRDS Page n declared Miss Myrna Siegenlorf, LONDON The (AP) ern front vesterdavr sinkmg five 100 miles deep was capable of have hil"the .continent 14 days publicity' director for Loral 20, Axis vessels fleeing from the Cri- forming trams, and that only mil- out of the past 18. radio today quoted disthe union involved in a dispute mea after dealing another smashMothers Called in I. 6. headquarters announced patches from Tokyo as dedar- itary and coal traffic pould be with Wards andlts chairmen, ing blow to the big rail junction handled that In widespread operations Jng British troops had evacuMix-U- p Sewell L. Avery, which led to In Case old Poland last Lwow of Baby night, He said boys, women yesterday by medium, light and ated lmphal, near the Bnrmese government seizannounced today. former soldiers LOS ANGELES nd and (AP) Re- Moscow border In India, and had f .lto,fr ure of the Chicago properties last A listed the Soviet communique were being used hv the Germans union of mothers of babies bom five against-- panorama of rail juncjust outside the week. as vessels two 'x destroyed to run the trains. at the 2 South Hoover Hospital tions and air fields In France, tow n. Romania Puts About 30,000 allied well protest,- - she at landing barges, two patrol boats llard-wigthat The Mrs. time maintained one the Ixirraine and spokesman in only Holland, are Belgium this area, said told an Associated Press repo ter. troops child was delivered was and a tug and said that an the success m knocking out the the broadcast,.hich fighter and one fighter bomber had no "There s a reign of terror at the transport was severely dam- tailwav yards gave the Germans the of todav tiial lost. were promised in confirmation from allled'qnar- the her suit for $500,000 based rn aged lv a direct hit. plant right now. Although of the re, alternative tcrsi stationing At 3 pm toe Germnff" radio government has taken over, the her contention that she fecen ed Although German broadcasts tlirr back from L tn announced for a second time that union contract has not been att- the continued -- to assfit Vftat the Red servesfui reLONDON more bain'. or eoast wrong (AP) British bringing up ended, discharged strikers have single enemy raiders were- - over Army was striking powerfully ew Attv. S S Hahn, represen-incommandos have t truck coastal, south Germany, but these appearnot been reinstated, grievances Mrs. of Kowel, In a sector serves to the fortified southwest blow at Japanese commusL Ilardwig nd. her husband, less than five miles from the vied be to not have reconnaissance been settled. planes. General Harrv J. Hardwig, Ngid he had tal Kowel-Lwocations in Burma and have sucIn the first case, hs said, To hold an election on such railroad, the asked the hospital fora list of ceeded in knocking out 40 miles there would be considerable desaid snch Soviet an in at short notice that and only communique Machines At Camps women whose babies were born of the important Make lay in getting troops and sup- minor engagements were fought mosphere is ridiculous, an utderstanding. 27. and 'would railway In toe vicinity f plies to any given spot and, NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) of Tiraspol along the lowter violation of all NLRB pre-- 1 there last June for (There was no disposition in sopth them. He said, er Dnester River and southeast Indaw, a southeast Asia command subpoenas moreover, the Allies would have Gains In China cedents. But well win that elec London to regard the German Charges by Senator Bridges (R-he wanted to question them as review Issued here declared togreater opportunity to bomb Stanislavow in old Polabd. Four broadcast seriously. It might well (AP) CHUNGKING JapaH ) that some soldiers werq tion, whether its nw or later, to whether they were sure they of trains. The alternative 'would nese forces day. killed were Axis be designed to persuade the Gerhundred union and still the that troops provp a large part of them pay TecPtVefT their. own babies driving westward This is the second "Chlndit mean concentrating troops in m the Tjraspol sector, the bulletin mans themselves that the Allies losing a majority. in slot maemnes and holds The Hardwigs allege thev were said. constaalong the Lunghai Railway were swoop on the Indaw area, the rearea of the the Missdangeroua i were going ahead with invasion thatarmy campPatrick the said top Siegendorf told their child was a son: that Camp Henry, Va, , ntly-bombed roast at the risk increasing their threat today to view said. While the first, wmch plans despite German efforts to was "one place where the situa- union officials later todav would a birth certificate was made out started a month ago, was decasualties. of heavv make a peace, when actually there tion is demand J. Freed of Nurse Lojang, six times the capital of scribed as George formally the birth of Richard Alle- Army extremely bad, were attesting The satisfactory, it was said were no such efforts). Mosquitos NLRB Bott oneciU director, oldest too China and of regional that-aft- er the present one gives promise of today by Brig. Gen. J. R, Kil- that the Of wig, blocks ) 4, Transocean quoted what it called many election dropped be to the postponed ies Iq. the land, officer of In helping still better results baby and mother went home, she a "much discussed .article' titled patrick, commanding the Hampton Roads Port of Em- a later date. discovered theChild given ber Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell's A Japanese column was reportBATTLE CREEK, Mifchj. "The Situation on the Eve of In- barkation. She added that the- Chicago In was a forces advancgirl. Lt. Elizabeth F. Ander-- ' Talkative Crewmen ed less than 35 miles east of Loy-an- American-Chinesvasion, which It said was writIn a brief statement. General The Hardwigs have named the (AP) on Myitkyina from toe north. ing ten by the Berlin correspondent atof after 30, Kan., CourUand, advancing through declared; There a e no British Strikes Hit child Patricia Lvnn. Hospital au- son, Indaw is situated about odd-wa- y Face of the Romanian newspaper Uni Kilpatrick Hulao Pass midway between Loy-anslot machines or any other gamon the railway from Mandathorities maintain that there was tractive army - nurse accused of versul. d and "IN Japanese-helNew V. BASE Peak 8. BOMBER Shenghsien, devices available to enlisted During War an error In recording the sex of an error in dosage which caused lay to Kyltkyina. on which the With sorrow and also with bling the of crewTwo BRITAIN Lungchai Japanese must depend for mov(AP) junction Camp Patrick Henry or LONDON Great Brit- toe Hardwig baby and that it was the death of aft army sergeant at (AP) a clear sense of reality, the ar- men at north-sout- h and - Peiping-Hangkomen of an .American bombinstallation of the ain had more strikes during a girl ing men and supplies from southticle was quoted, Germany has any otherRoads line. General Jones were to who er Hospital, EmbarkaPercy of Port reported ern Burma to meet Stilwells Hampton March than other month in any are conclusion come to the there also Chinese A too much beiore was acquitted of a charge of communique have talked since the start of the forces. the Church no chances left for an agreement tion. For forces said strikthat on Bcilin Opening Japanese the last attack rr-The. review saldthaL as todav. ministry of labor said manslaughter today by a general and the last word is now with tov4'IAW8nJ grounded "and ing westward from North Anhwei suit of the Chlndit strikes, the Ther were 285 walkouts, costing Invasion The verdict clearAsked weapons. Though nobody dpubts Editor Dies further made had Province courtmar-tialePrayers gains In the Indaw sector were probably will bo 1,600,000 working days and affectas to the victorious outcome of to In the general direction of the Japanese NEW YORK (AP) The Asso- ed the way for her return ' NORFOLK, Va. (AP) clinging in small groups to the ing 310,000 workers. the struggle, the question is bedutv. The Peiping-Hanhoarterv. w illiTheir names were s a f e t y of - hlgh Douglas Gordon, 67.' editor of the February, W'ith strikes afiect-In- g ciation or'Amwand Navy Wives S(ie ..had beet) ..charged . v Ith. . ing asked whether an understand-in- Norfolk tnfjihjsrvitaLroad now comparative ; hold." If w as yeportctIIIi.it-shortl- y for and moving only by 272,000 woi kers, w as the wars la asking churchesground Ledger Dispatch still could .be .reached. - io the death March to less has been than narrowed manslaugluLertake-off before the nations to remain- open daily for 3 of many years and widely known w orst prei iousmonth, 4n March night 120 miles Sgt. James P. Mottershaw 1943 strikes bv 47,400 tmtW and diamatic criticj-di- ed time, they were overlie, ml Meanwh.le, allied troops capworkers fthe ptaver Invasion,' when the of Cleveland, Q. 'It was alleged FBI Nabs Man tn At the same time, the Chinese to mention In a place where dav of the European invasion ar- that she todav. tured. several addi'ional enemy cogt 122,000 working days. administered .had announced begun they, negligently ."large conversation might he licaid of ICohlma ' rives,- Mrs.. Carter Collins; organa dose of drug fiom an ampule I Nevada --Train Wreck scale mobile w arfare east of the Strong points' north' that bv the wrong people ization president, said today. in assaults deigned to lessen Japmaiked a poison and for in line in Honan rail Province, plainly Berlin was the target. on that Indian Mrs. Collins said the sponsor- external use onlv and SEATTLE (AP) The Federal an apparent effort to strike at the. anese pressureAdmiral that the Lord Louis frontier has. ship of snch activity was under- sergeant died within 20 minutes. Bureau of Investigation reportflanks. Public Humiliation Seen As Cure Crime Japanese taken at the request of wives and Mountbattens headquarters aned today fingerprint of a mothers of the nation so that nounced. CHICAGO-- laborer held here on a Acting the central states probation and the thoughts and prayers of those (AP) At the same time, however, s ' drunk- - and disorderly charge Gov. Hugh B. Cross of Illinois parole conference. on the home front may strengthen communique Sf.id, allied forces on we Cross asserted that ."while ODT Orders Nevada Dairy To Stay Within Use Limits Even With Horses the southern end of of and encourage our millions match those of a person bf the declared today thatiln some "spefront evacuated the village of. emphasize the Importance of hu- men who will be hattUhg for vic"same name wanted for question- cial cases he favored "public hu- mane treatment fot those who es- tory on thq, fighting fronts of the "in readjusting their posiThe It was refusing to cease such serv- member of the firm, today. We LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) with In connection 'to ' as more treatderailing miliation merit such practical pecially appear . ing world." t Anderson started Monday ice. But the ObT retaliated with still think we are right and we will tions in that area. dairy believe we on should situated the Paletwa is horse-drawthe Southern Pacific train "City means of crime prevention and ment, yet I comthe a .to take this for threat from highest wagons carry fight tothe using not entirely overlook some of the Mine Blast Kills river about 100 miles north deliveries seven days a pany all gasoline allocations, in- authority. of San Francisco near Harney, jM-geconsideration of a speedy age-olThree yetail d b methods that also have delivlocal ODT repre- of the Japanese-helDon . week. wholesale port of thatfor Fheur, cluding return to the use of the whipping proved their effectiveness In han(API-T- hree 'NeV.,Aug 32, 4939. MARYSVALE, Calif. and about 35 nnles northeast of milk and butter still maria sentative. said other dairies using And-- that started -- omeihing ery enlisted men were killed Sheriff Harlan Callahan said a post' as the most effective treat- dling certain types of evildoers. truck!' motorized The Office of Defense 'Transequipment and - re- of Buthedaung., He added: It has been amply at Camp Beale yesterday when portation yesterday ordered the byThe dairy replied totlav that it stricted to four deliveries a week Hoover, ment. telegram fiom J. Edgar Francisco-autho4 1 may be a 'little old fash- demonstrated that swaggering bul- a land mine exploded while they FBI chief, reported San dairy to cease daily deliveries on is prepared to we hocscs for had protested to- the DDT Ander- Dow-Jon- es son's use of horses, sevetulays a have been notified. ioned but I still believe that the lies who beat up their wives, and were rigging equipment for a the ground that permission for wholesale deliveries also. rities Co . mem by J A "We thought we were doing week. Foeur told newsmen that ber-FumithM service first -- must be Callahan ordered the man. held familiar injunction to 'Spare the confidence men who are the strut- 'boobv trap class. The dead.' Sgt seven-daof New eVork Stock Exehanr 23. Elizabethchild1 la of delivJames underworld the tod jound ting peacocks Tummins, CNr obtained' from the ODT district something to help- the war effort ODT regulations restricting for California officers, but quot- rod and spoil 138 13 13? 14 137 83 88 eries applies to horse drawn ve- Trviu.tnalf ed him as saving he never had and logical treatment in some Would much prefer to, serve a town, Tenn; Sgt. James F;' Rus- office in Reno, whethe- - the ve- by saving gasoline used bv se. 38 81 33 10 . 34 35 .10 Rail ... r even or sell. Follette. as Is hicles to suffer at other Pvt sentence not or than customers hicle rather horse Tpnn., and type, ca'Ung hundied. (La any only 32 85 33 45 33 60 4prison been in Nevada, and that he was cases, applied 13 ..... rtihfiet N a our plant) eiery day fnrJairv thQUgh- they do not use critical Bond .. . lot 44 but also to grownups," Cross the extreme humiliation of being Antlionv P. San Filllpo, 22, Dobos draw n T. , J) working in the 04 1 Comiuoditiee address-prepar46 Y. 4 ..e s then for said N. and The that announced tires, . gasoline Ferry, publicly- flogged." Kenny Searles, dairy products, sgid in an reaat the time of the wreck. my -- Col. Forsberg Reared Salt Lake 77,-23- ofticer-m-charg- -v- blt d gai-ftooK x ples n L CIO ' Protests Ward Election un-of- - -- 4, Red Fliers Sink Five Axis Ships connec-thosewhic- h 29,446,-681,30- Raids Disrupt French Rails e - t anti-barg- e toIsdestruction Senator I.ister Hill won renora-inatio- n and his easily in Alabama, black-haired Florida - colleague, more Claude Pepper, amassed WbteaAhan-th- efombined total of his four opponents" ith manyT ("ballots yet to be counte(T.Tn the deep south, the Demociatic not the general election, determines the winner -- Ofe Floridas 18 delegates to the Democratic national convention, partisans pf President Roosevelt were leading in 13 races, but In the other five contests the edge was held by supporers of Senator-Har- ry F. Bvard of Vliginia. Support of the president figured as a side Issue in another senatorial primary In South Dakota, where Republican Sen. Chan Gurney won renomination despite opposition claims that he had "adopted much of the New Deal philoso- d time-bein- - ing. and head of entertainment" and formation among the American armies of By Assodated PresS Gen. Douglas MacArthur headquarters in a special statement today claimed 1,727 Japanese coast, al vessels, barges and schooner have been aunk and 3,548damag-e- d since April, 1942. A comprehensive review of the allied campaign atd move-mentmad- former Utahn nce beef except the steaks and roasts; stew: 11 kinds hamburger,--bee- t of variety meats, sausage, ready-to-emeats, canned meats and canned fish. The action was taken. Bowles -saith'djecause lend lease pork buying had been halted for the also because of reduced the army and navy demand, crowding of storage space and the hope that the action will bringmore meat to market this sum- Col. MacArthur Gives Total Figures By Associated Press Two New Deal senators pulled away from their electon opponents as the votes billowed m Alahama'arid Flori-da'primarie.s, and in the latter e state the Byrd for President its first tangible show- All WASHING TON -- ( AR) i'Hf d y Airborne Unit Strikes Burma - d four-engine- d Ger-ma- 0 Out German PedceTeefer army-supporte- d one-arme- d "Ol-cour- fighter-bomber- s taken-up-positi- se s 800-to- n . Ur-bor- i Slotz.i last-minu- Japanese -- d n-Hard Manslaughter1"" d e Court Martial court-martia- g l. d. -- g -- -- Judge Advises Return To Whipping for - Old Dobbin May Not Eat Gas, But Mu st Obey Rules s Pe-let- Ka-lad- an n Ak-ya- Averages - As y Hirh-tiO- W er-a- chil-dfe- ' - Seattle-Tacom- ed .y- - , , - - -- |