| Show 1 emmngemMtUNNIVO4FtP4WVMMtVemUA I : f 1 - - - -- S Zile 5alt 1ZIkt Zribtxne 8 - Saturday April 27 1916 "hundreds of thousands if not millions" of German war prisoners were being forced to do slave labor I WORLD ROUNDUP 'U S Dawdling on Loan Reyives Vatican Raps like to keep the United states' out of British Empire markets :and would thus like to see United States trade policy proposals turned down by the British government which has agreed to support them if the loan goes through 'Default Certain' Some of this propaganda bears curious resemblance to some of the arguments of Sen Taft of Celli) Friday for example Lord 12Oyd speaking in the inThese are groups that would conservative dustrial center of Birmingham under the auspices of the Emplue Industries Assn said that in view Beautiful of "conditions" attached by the United States to the loan detault was "almost inevitable" He also attacked the United States "who like the bourbons have apparently learned nothing and have forgotten nothing" for trying to reimpme a Luxurious Rooms nineteenth century economic pdlicy Shower and Tub Baths on the world after Its demonstratModerate Rates Outdoor Pseel lent ed failure in the years prior to Games Ctlisine 1929 AU Beverages Open Terrae The Empire Industries Avsn Spacious Swimming Pool also is circulating a pamphlet atThrilling Western Atmosphere tacking the loan and financialacWhit Write Phone cord the main themeof which is that "nothing can be offered us which would compensate for weakening or eliminating imperial preference" It now looks as though this Littlefield Arizona group and other loan opponents On U S 91—Rail Way Between will try to influence the Brisk Salt Lake City and Los Angeles government to enter' trade negoROSS I PIERCE Manager tiations with a firm position Exclusive N Y Times- Salt Lake Tribune LONDON April 26 — As the British people watch with increasapprehension the United States :Ing senate leisurely working its way to a parliamentary box which looks from here as though it might delay action on the loan indefinitel y there is a revival of activity among groups in this country who would be happy to see the loan against any concessions on El Rancho ARIVADA EL RANCHO ARIVADA a I !::t1:1 ' : :::::11: 1 : 1 1o e 4 : 1 - ! - r:1-'- 1 i x ' i - - -- — - - - le- ' : 1 54 'i I - 1 ' - 11:: ' :' - - ' ::lf e:- 0 ( - i w' i 1 t 1 1 177) 'fx I 1 ri" 3:t " '' v$4:'-'- 7 - - -- II: - ' :' :: io ' 4 I f t- It k - 1 i iz1 1 rilte I i a titcK0 1 f: - NZ::: 0 at 11'::-::17:I- '11::: NUT Db I — ' - :f :::!::i te - ::: L 011 4 & 4‘e :: - -- r- f - '6Ir 1 7-172- tall ' : --- 14 "?:71 1k bU A Mialt beg " Nsc'cutT 1 '1 utu (AAA - CAgt 40 00 Art u hl' S191 t AN i oat it9 010 - t 1 - i' ' k:''' ? 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1 I I 1 trade-mark- yo II Division of General Mills Sperry "Martha Meade" "Drifted Snow" and "Sperry"are a of General Maio Inc registered 14 —I 11 - augg te I il I r":"" o L ' r teaspoon salt teaspoon vanilla extract me er GIs Captured After Pistol Battle in Paris PAPIJS 26 April (UP)--Th- ree I4espersdoes who had sworn to kill military policemen on sight G were ‘brought to bay and captured Friday by army criminal investiga- tion agents after a running gunl battle in the heart of the Paris financial district An old Frenchman was fatally wounded and lay bleeding on the sidewalk while the battle raged about' him A French policeman was shot when one of the fugitives took to rooftops near the Bourse in an iattempt to escape C I D men armed with submachine guns The rcaptured desperadoes were Eddy Jones Jr Cleveland 0 Negro and two white companions John Lee Louisville W Va and Gomer C Blackburn Wheelwright Ky They with George S Pytlik and Matthew Spence a Negro escaped from the Paris detention barracks on April 14 Having sworn to kill all M Ps on sight tpey started masqueradAll ing' as M Ps themselves M P details in the Paris area were doubled and legitimate M Ps known to members of the gang ordered to remove all their insignia and carry their weapons inside their blouses lest they be murdered CID agents (roughly the equivalent of civilian police detectives) were ordered to help hunt the fugitives Friday an automobile loaded with C I D agents cruised up to Jones Lee and Gomer as they were sauntering down a sunny boulevard The three yanked out 45- caliber service pistols and tried to make a break The old Frenchman caught between the fire of the fugitives and the submachine guns of the agents fell with several bullets in his body Jones slipped and C I D agents pounced upon him and subdued him Lee resplendent in an M P uniformo was cornered in a narrow street and captured after he had emptied his gun Blackburn ran into an open doori way and up to the top of a building thito9i1 fktionpgst0 escapeea: wthaes flat' But captured after a April marking the spot where the late Pres Franklin D Roosevelt decided to begin his political career— and near the spot where death ended his work slightly over a year ago—was unveiled here Friday The monument stands near the little railroad depot where the late wartime leader seated at the wheel of a model "T" Ford decided to seek his first nomination for the governorship of New York From that decision he moved Into the national political spotlight bedoTing the first president to serve more than two terms On April 12 1945 death ended his career at the "Little White House" only a few hundred yards from the monument Brig Gen William H Hobson retired post commander at Ft BenningGa one of the ceremony speakers' said: "We are justly proud at Warm Springs that Mr Roosevelt's era of destiny began and ended here" t r r r L It es L a u la re ev re ma no on ge il it' II Lc 1519 So 15th East MILWAUKEE April 26 A day oi prayer to curtail America's akoholic beverage traffic and a program to carry the gospel to farm and factory workers highlighted the concluding session Vriday of the board of evangelism of the Methodist church Bishop Ralph S Cushman of St Paul Minn president of the Antisaloon League of America told the group that the Methodist c9uncil of bishops had observplanned a church-wid- e ance for June 2 the Sunday before Pentecost as "a day of prayer to Almighty God for the curtailment of the alcohol beverage traffic in America" ' BEST WAY TO BUY ASPIRIN hi -- t !smAato h 14 1 ' 1 71111 -- 'W i6 I' pi net A It' ' 1 I 13 Heinz LINZ ''' 4- - 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On What's New in Good s - AD 4ft) a tide (‘C) CI P - LYDIA PINKHAM'S $125 felt-bas- kilV - 000 Count 1 Brewers' Yeast WASHINGTON April 26 (Al— A 6 increase in the price of e linoleum and other floor coverings was authorized by 0 P A Friday The increase will cover retailers and wholesalers' prices as well as those of manufacturers 4111 r 26 LP— -- tIP F 60c Mentholaturn 53c t April Eisenhower conferred for four hours with Pres Truman Friday on army problems at home and abroad including opposition in congress to extension of the draft The genial chief of staff wore a worried look as he stepped onto the wharf at this marine base from the escort vessel which brought him back from the presidential yacht Williamsburg Eisenhower declined to discuss his talk with the president—his last before leaving Saturday on a month's inspection of army installations in the Pacific and conferences with Gen Douglas MacArthlir at Tokyo But he is known to be concerned over house action designed to ban inductions from May 15 to Oct 15 The president voiced his own concern in the light of United Nations commitments The general told reporters only that he had enjoyed his visit with the presidential p'arty He thought they were "a fine bunch of men" I i LYONS DR TOOTH POWDER Ike Sees Truman On Eve of Tour Va TP 30c Tooth Powder 50c PEPSODENT will be followed do—say St optijoree: pl for three reasona can buy (2) Fast ac(1) tion (3) Real economy Demand St Joseph Aspirin world's largest seller at 10c Save More on 100 tablet sise for 3 3 150 get nearly 3 tablets for only 41 7-03- Baby Food y ay Dial -- 18-ce- nt Dial 7-03- East 13 i - o Drug Co 1- -3 ANTLALCOHOL PRAYER SET BY CHURCHES 1 I tablespoons strained honey n no in se mi me as et et m on va E In NOTE: Your friends may want this recipe Look for extra copies on the Great 'West Flour display at your grocer's! ma hours-worked-p- '' n I Place over direct heat Bring mixture Just to the boil stirring to blend ingredients Remove from heat and cool to lukewarm before using If mixture becomes too hard to spread easily it may be re- heated until it is of the right consistency en 11 O cup walnuts chopped 114 cup granulated sugar 2 tablespoons margarine 1 1 "- a 2 n Honey Brittle Topping 1 I a 1 Combine in a saucepan— 2 a a 9-- 14 In ti cup milk 14 cup strained orange juice Pour batter into prepared pan and bake in preheated cottn 55 to co minutes Remove from oven and let stand in pan a moment before onto wire rack to cool While cake is still warm spread top turning of surface square with Honey Brittle Topping servings t1 3 ' I 12 0 C 2 1 12 egg mixture alternately with — I I I a I I I I a - a -- ' I I teaspoon salt 212 teaspoons double action baking powder Then using about 12 of each at a time add sifted dry ingredients to a 1 111 1 a - i Y3-- 11 - te Grease and flour a deep square cake pan Measure into a mixing bowl and work' together until fluffy — 12 cup shortening 1 12 cups granulated sugar 1 teaspoon grated orange rind Add stirring until well mixed — cup eggs well beaten (2 large) Sift together three times — 2 cups sifted Great West Enriched Flour 2 tablespoons cornstarch 0 I slow-modera- ch a ' 41 -- -- 325 ' Lin5 t :-- - 11'''''' - al - !Tour i ' Calif FOR YOU' sugar-savin- Thee musicians' union originally had sbught a 100c'e wage boost for all musicians under annual contract to the studios On i the principal issues the unioni accepted a guaranteed annual wage of $6916 instead of the demar ded $10400 for contract musicians now receiving $52130 and abandoned a demand that they be paid on an Economy week basis rather than the present basis of cumulative hours worked annually Under the agreement the studios will pay overtime for hours worked over 520 annually rather than 10 hours weekly as the union originally requested The settlement also provided that the minimum number of musicians employed by major studios be increased from 35 to 50 men and from 25 to a scale ranging up to 36 for Columbia Universal and Republic CHICAGO April 26 LT)—The executive board of the C I 0 United Auto Workers Friday authorized Richard P Leonard director of the union's Ford department to "take such steps as may be necessary"—possibly a strike— to effect payment of an hourly increase to 105000 Ford Motor Co workers In answer to a reporter's question whether "such steps as may be necessary" could mean a strike Leonard-sai"That's right" PORTLAND Ore April 28 (111 —Portland waterfront employers served notice Friday on the CI 0 Supercargoes and Checkers' union that its contract will be canceled at 8 a ni Monday unless assurance is given that contract terms (III—A simple granite monument WIN PRAISE FOR YOUR : °a GOLDElll SQUARE CAKE EMERGENCY BAKINGS aa For those who continue to bake cakes here a rich moist loaf cake delicately flavored with orange and topped with honey brittle To be sure of success FOLLOW THIS SIMPLE Ia use this recipe only with Great West Enriched Flour before measuring aailMIMOP Sift Use level measurements for all ingredients a PLAN 7tumt4a724IL a oven Preheat oven to baking temperature 2 i incr6se FDRIllarker Built At Warm Springs 26 WARMSPRINGS Ga ' It NEW YORK April 25 UPI- -The American Federation of Musicians (A F L) and eight motion picture studios announced Friday they had agreed upon a 33 pay - 11' Motion Picture Musicians Gain 33 Pay Increase 40-mi- se 111 s sok - 41 fop A i MARTHA MEADE BI 11 ii I --- Ill I il I AN hip OM? c-w "40 Fn - HERE'S I 4 : 0 Ilk 1 402"::"14066 Fll 1 tz 1 sachtd a fj'' -' j 1 I el I 1 II D FL ouR - t ' k:F113 i I ltP itili7i1I " 1 Ythui kl 'I l''''4 XX Le :'(iiti- ) I e ' I l'It : tfiltb ' 'V7i 401 LI Iii t 711 I 1- It 'Ifillt:' f "‘ 4- -' y I '' - ' t' :1-- 41id111 t' : '' i Ill ' -- - fl --:e - ' - ( ?1 40L) - 4" ' ''' -- -c-- 1 i: 10 L41 I All - ' 4-- -- - 11 1' l'-"- 3 - 11Lm"-77 'tit I ri1J - le ‘ -- Vtiu 7 Ni 1 À -- ‘4 - 1 14At L4 V'' - sf t ::: 4 -- - !-- k COI '54 lewsAlt kt Stet -- it lull 0 "um !WI k"-!- '4s1 n 71- '"L--- r- il A - 11 geh V Sg til 1 It I - ':i t ::' e i t- It le' 011 ' ' ':f ' 7 :- 0 :11 t:It I --- :1 - Ilk 111 4 if:-- :et - -- A' i nt ':----- 4'i ta "U tt 4 'i-- i4---1:'- '' -- - 110 y1 - - 1ST sl -- - al 0' --46 0 ' suo30 5 0" so° sol - ki g9 - ip i qii2''''11 -- b 1 r(y titr-1L- 1I i s uya owou )sultotivsocsuo -- 0 ult itticoves ourososto toosuo C'lt°D — :4 i" 1' BREAD IS141°Ijt""LSIkICIti 1 - ' 0 A1 - !Ill (7cot4 4111tscr - - Elp 6'7-&1:- i - i 1(776h: 4t i' 1 4 - de I P 99 f 11! 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