Show ' -- t C i Lone Survivor U Se Bombers Teddy's Son and Grandson Eden Receives Russ Envoy Strafe Jap Tells Plane Decorations Receive War York Exclusive Attu Base Details Crash Salt Lake Tribune lit WASHINGTON bravery serving as 5alt gakt 'Crtibunt 6 Friday Morning May 7 1943 Yanks Learned Isle Maps By Heart Before Attack - ' ' - i ti artil- while (UP)--t- his American -- I Bar-Stali- : - - 411-- ' i n's : ! er 4- ail-w- as I I I I I I l ikE 1 1 :' ' g 1 6 May 1 LONDON May 6—Foreign Sec- General Theodore Roose- - lery liaison officer for an infantry Brigadier Admits Berlin Radio The citation said he retary Anthony Eden Thursday revelt and Captain Quentin Roose- battalion Downpour Snuffed son and grandson of the for- - "pushed forward under heavy en- ceived Soviet Ambassador Ivan M Mining Expert Dies velt reviewed the whole ' Out Vire on mer president and famed leader of emy machine gun and mortar fire Maisky andRusso-PolisDanger of New NEW YORK May 6 (N Y h relations the Rough Riders of the Spanish- - and secured an observaijon post" problem inof light of Premier Josef Times) — Colonel Percy E war have been decorat- - remaining at his station directing afresh letter bour 67 New York City consult-Lated for their gallantry in action on artillery fire against enemy strongSikorski addressed mem- - ing mining engineer and interneholds enabling the infantry to seize African the front bers of the Polish national council tionally known authority on the U REYKJAVIK Iceland May 6 The war department announced its objective at a private session No statement economics of copper gold and I A won 6 are of who Both Roosevelts elder natives the Roosevelt that WASHINGTON (UP)— May (LP)—Staff Sergeant George issued but the Polish govern- - ver died Tuesday in Lima Perils Any-thinY N World in War I decorations andl bombers many Oyster Bay Eisel the sole survivor of the American heavy view nevertheless became ment's son a of famous Another famous planes again have smashed was awarded the oak leaf cluster plane crash in which Lieutenant fighter in the Aleutians in lieu of a second silver star and father decorated was Lieutenant known quite clearly Jap-hel- d Attu at Editor's Note: The occupation of the strategic Russell General Frank M Andrews and 13 the navy reported Thursday as that the younger officer received Colonel Charles P Summerall Jr They agreed with Stalin's dec- Excellent Position whose father General Charles P laration that the Germans have ' others were killed Monday night radio Berlin claimed American a silver star Islands in the Solomon by American soldiers and marines is rethemselves General Roosevelt's citation said Summerall commanded the First proved enemies of i for said Thursday night that all the forces are preparing for "a genlated in the following eyewitness dispatch from Richard Tregasat aimed recap- that during a savage counterattack division of the Fifth and Ninth Poles and Russians alike and the ! offensive" eral 1 the died American when victims to three the kis ssho was designated instantly major represent IPANI and both Attu and Kiska by enemy forces "he proceeded im- - army corps and later served as ministers had little doubt that i 1I turing of remote a hillside series into flew a is of their would first and This the on news senices this expedition government ship people The thrust against Attu the mediately to a forward observation chief of staff I Family of 5 want man and wife Awarded the silver star young welcome a treaty of friendly alli- after an unsuccessful attempt to westernmost of the Aleutians was post subjected to particularly in- articles for general housework Real op- t ance on based mutual tense was Summerall cited for personfire strafing and respect after made Tuesday by ' artillery an at Icelandic land airport t one thing portunity for right couple- - Sepafurious Yty Richard Tregaklos returning to ally directing a rearward displace- the war More immediately there lt - colonel we could expect The plane caught fire as It Liberator bombers which scored rate living ' quarters and good ment was to division the belief Stalin's command that at on installations subjected When "continuously the general post —air only enemy American Correspondent With Japanese crashed Eisel said but a heavy hits raids I would declaration been wages' tank out when the and had smooth threat enemy a enemy heavy artillery Holtz bay 1 S Forces in Southwest Pacific found we had landed at the Rushelp ship anchorage NO GARDENING rain soon snuffed out the flames Accompanying Lightining fighters dispelled and Made personal obser- - machine gun fire" The citation present difficulties They were I Distributed by Associated Press sells and were setting up a base insaid of his to were vations welcome initiaefforts value" soviet harmachine-gunned rethe great "untiring any ready to Eisel contrary Chicagof Call Mr Reynolds previous AT SEA February (Delayed)— there they would throw bombers His son named after the former strumental in making possible the tive in accord with Polish interests i did not bail out of the plane bor area Dial ports son of who lost his iwithdrawal troops from the it was reiterated It seemed like the same motion at us Attu 1500 miles from Japan president's flier It t was He tail in the life 1area in I gun was war the was position was last cited for understood west over There here 173 to all the miles that lies the Ticture lk again: proper Jack Rice Associated Press pho- when the the hot wardroom on a transport: plane headed toward of Kiska which has been the tar- - - was who accompanying tographer of end concenthe colonel standing at the earth and was pinned in the wreck- get of perhaps the most f the had on Lb e room me i this the 1 trated bombing campaign-opointing occasionally to same idea Heexpedition 49 has been under age for 26 hours a map as he talked the officers war Pacific 11 He said he was afraid that he ft -The attacks have ben viewed iz bombings as I have and knows the 1:stening carefully r foxa to to in cold would freeze death the dig 1 as a possible prelude to a drive to 1:1 The colonel could be sureH that feeling "I'm going ( ' after me" rain after the fire becance extin- clean the Japs out of the western IA4 t ro matter how dully he might hole and pull the top inwas v11 - ' a good 2 g a where they have been talk the people out front would he said I agreed it guished and immediate danger was Aleutians since last June entrenched Al t Isten because some day soon their idea Ili ' -eliminated However ' only - r : 4 ': concern over v? 7 the it s v on informa'''' the Ives might depend 7 7 li4!7' Japanese ' : :"—-t 4 la Akr4r '' Confidence In Troop?' KIVNA's- - a rf-I were singed and he suf- American TO tztjvT!!17 was ' & tion he was giving out bombing campaign i tiA‘444L444-4-'46i01404-4V ' ''411111kAaii s4444a I tzot a- 40-k '' The commanding officer of the fered a minor leg injury reflected by Berlin radio in its !!1 I want each man in the '4 the Russells claim that U S forces were pre- combat team to become so familiar troops who will takecome Took would men Pilot Over a his these said for through be will 6-1big push against with this island that he paring 5p andf-ave- l The whatever might happen He said able to draw a map of it' positions was controls at "Andrews the 0e were well hardened by —Recapture of Kiska and Attu Jars may surprise us but the ter- his people and ' Eisel the started" )wiwn into to flight airmen would American get real The eager provide training rain is rot going to e 'p He said about 25 men had said "but the regular pilot took with precious stepping stones for 5 tough job is going to be over here action '' evtiz tos 3 I I '''''' You will have an exposed flank broken out of the hospital when over when we were over the ocean attacks against Japan I' t '''" was L of War outfit heard the getting Ael‘ ( Henry Secretary US they 774V "We lost the beam during the 1 foga while and ft will be virtually !under I I t Stimson reported meanwhile that kv rt way in a new offensive "It afternoon but after an hour Impossible to contact the other ' Imm flying Lieutenant General Joseph W ill " 1 ' cured 'em" said the C O "There LJ irdtmc:i ii4) I group except by wire ':'''' ''' -1500 we had who at feet of commander U 11 Stilwell S11 a were on approximately Guada though couple ''':''''-Iti r- Before the landing ' ' ' ''1 a ' theforces in the i canal and Gavutu and Tanam- appendicitis It didn't do anything found the airport in Iceland t Our Finest Shoes for ioC ater and L General Claire Major them" for a watched I had last ' "One attempt to land failed and Chennault bogo August ' :' : Women '' '''s The crew of this ship which is commanding the U S ji g colonel stand up before a similar we circled flew over and around !f in transFourteenth will air China force of the ) most seasoned ' group of officers give out similar the ' in the matter of some of land into to soon east return the far strips el11 jutting ':1 Growing bringing the sea tate and similar warnings about ports and ''''''') Their visit here fits into the patGirls t- i supplies into Guadalan objective in the Solomons Now troops -- "The visibility vvas about 40 tern of recent events indicating :i ' - 1 proud of their feet a it was the Russell islands north- canal are integiselycommander 1Vi and the land blows are in Bilfwels suddenly strip major against Japan west of Guadalcanal and very vessel and their '1 It The crowded condition of this was too high I was in the tail the making strategically located k31 turret and was thrown forward by At most is apparent 1 transport the crash Great Difference filled 3are 7N) Busy America walks right yet Oxfords night the deck spaces Fit "The by fire caught of instantly plane the shoe But this time there was one with cots and huddled groups light 12 Vita-Treor Pumps exmen lying on the bare boards "You but a heavy rain set in and smothXRoy combines comfort great point of difference:andWethere ered superb the fire on a find are lucky if you place pected slight opposition with outstanding style Your wet' a possibility that there might the deck these days let alone get- Stopped Bleeding Chrome tanned horsehide leathThe health features of youth II feet will look forward to their one soldier said Rusa cot" be no Japanese at all on the ting plus the fashion features of er soles leather Insoles rubbec: comfort Blacks browns whites "I thought I was going to burn ! : '- I am bunked in a cabin with alive a sell islands whereas going into grown-ups--i combination 'that heels Made for but only my eyelashes were Exclusive N Y Times-Sa- lt feat them of One officers assorted five stiff growing 4 Guadalcanal we had expected In patents kids and wins 'teen age na OxOne foot was pinned fast Lake Tribune singed ' 'IN be had In 1:Plicks kindly moved himself and cot i pbplarcza brown may they or fords crposition in nsaking the landing has -' ''''' and was tie unmovable and the and pumps BERN Pumps 6—A gabardines stopping Switzerland his May ar4a Whites There fortunately the Nipponese on deck so that I may have or twoatanes browns beige or blue Fit by y ' 7 he was blood circulation and bleeding from dispatch from Lwow Poland anstyles Sizes 4 to 10 -had fooled up by withdrawing bunk Strange coincidence to 1st Floor a wound 1st Floor nounces S the an of "S A formation land marine American There was a definite possibility the first 1 never heard sharpshooters division Galicia" uncrash Guadalcanal and my roommate a "After the that they might fool us again here on sound from the others der the command of Ukranian ofrow A Misses' r In Russell by appearing in numbers on the ship that carried us into andsingle A t were all in- ficers who served with Polish di- 1 I presume and they Solomons r of the a 11 and putting up A good tough the beginning in the former Austrian I i stantly killed 0e- f' ' Womena aa'itsribons campaign last August' scrap 26 "For was hours I t disThe division states to ' pinned the He however is not going But possibilities aside said the ' ' there - N owing to the sleet patch will afford (7-- P 7 make this new landing on the Rus- and freezing eN a:177 AZA 171 be t 1 feared I C dead ' Iwould 1' to in 461e' I —:—on 164 opportunity is ti "participate ship duty when the rescue sell islands He N " arrived the in bolshevism" party fight against l least temporarily at N extrian to labored hour for own their They formation 1 fr7-7V cate me and then carried me over N ti The division will be composed C:7 N1 Props Ties or Pumps a mile to an ambulance" of volunteers and its exclusively --:Ask Mr trio Doinoostrotios of Ii Churchill Opposes t ' ! Blocks Blues Browns Eisel was cheerful and empha- official language will be German 11 e Nig — eterieo Ilocooto Idto flowing AM sized that his Injuries were slight though commands will be given in or Two-TonAllied Councils 4t-None of the crew of Andrews' the Ukrainian language Its offiM oor office or your konto ever In ' had been Iceland cers ' been a have plane course of Tribune Timosoorls of sotisfia oursl given 4' Copyright 1943 eThicago : ) until and they were in- supplementary this flight in the Mintraining cost— toot ea °Maya et moll You'll feel like a lluxury lady LONDON May 6—Prime of their destination only the German army formed -n opoliod to portiasi prim ister Winston Churchill is opposed night before they left in these c"") AI Copyright by N Y Times 'Peggy Fit by Pease send me information about to any allied council to discuss 4 t 1 N ?' Adair" OTARION Daintily designed and world political problems :07 :i executed it's an exquisite NAME r Clement Ft Attlee deputy prime Aer C17 of I'ii addition to your wardADDRESS Goodyear 'Welts leather or cornminister told the house of com‘ methfine DONALD G LYMAN Mgr soles il these sport mons Thursday that existing positiom robe All the n e w 'popular Ifi oxfor:r's' will give the long wear Mclatyrt Bldg Ut '' ods of consultation between the styles and colors Biel Salt Lake City Li so necessary under rationing allies are best for the present :dowessmanamanummosaarg-wav-1 398 19 rl fOthers 1st Floor Floor Exclusive New York Times- Mikhailovitch who has been i' ' 4 1 1t tDraja NIK 171:77-7ZINI711ZI NI K17-1ZcreSalt Lake Tribune aided by the British tecently r --- 0 WASHINGTON May 6 — Pre- - ated division both- - within Yuga-t-'- 4 r'-' rn Blocks I 7 I t I I : o'-11 ' STA' i: I a slavia and between the two greiÁt 11 desire for Stalin's IN Joseph Limier I Browns dio4Lo powers allied against Germany t and Poland f strong Two-Tonindependent This Russian activity wag at—0ni tt 1 in his letter Wednesday tributed to Moscow's desire for all expressed IM ' Und Retowiird ' should smooth the way possible aid against Germany Always Irir are with more relations ports YugoWashington 7 t '7' 1)1111111ktgt reFching friendly rj slavia and generally reassure those that tlit!- situation inYugoslavia ' t t in Russia's broad orbit in has greatly improved lately and states ' 1 114 lid 4 1 id yA4p ''''''''-tija1144li the opinion of diplomatic circles that 4he Russians have shown a !1 f 7k new friendliness toward the Yugohere Thursday slav government in London MeanThe Large Stock of It is understood that Russian while i rii t ' ' ::' informed propagan4' abroad channels quickly --in Tennis A Moscow of the da off has eased 'i -in and here t reports Equipment L4 Little London of aproject to set up in Copyrig14 by New York Times ti 6101 of Utah a new Russia — govefnk:------ -provisional ' "IP ii SANDY NEVINS BILTWEL SHOES 61 and of the tinwilnom merit for Poland Igloo ii El swilr Slam 4 lingness of both London and INash- RACKETS 1 I TENNIS 1'1 or Boys' a Oxfords such "Boygorcl" -regime t Sizes 512 A" ington to recognize I1 i Lamina Top $1350 &SHP antedvkin g Mr Stalin's subsequent letter is High Shoes AL' to 8 Sands Nevin Jrs LI I '' Regular reas a this taken flit Rro-fla- t 1 repudiationof on their toes for r An extra flexible oxford for models freshly strung Serviceable I ported intention style! 1 ill stitch down 3kfintoinwt lads! 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