Show 1 4 fik- - r - 2 Widnesday 1 -- I t 1 :' 4 ' ' Morning k 4 i ? 4 Zbe 5nit gakc iTribune April 8 1912 x Briton Laudsi 1I i 1 1 : iI Ii 7 :':17:: ? ' : 4: ' : ' ' 41 : ' I 11 P:t i ''4- it'a t t - I 4i- J': : - -- - - : : 4- r- - a 2 t- 0- 00- 3411:j '---1 i - : 7 hven - e '':' ' - 'k " 4i z - 4 - ''-- - t'i :' t i 1 - !s- - -- 4- - 4 i Il i 1-- : - : k ' s -! ': 4 ' ' :: l'8 r:- 4 x ' ' ' -- - 1 : - ':'s--:'- - ' ‘ - ''' k - : L : '!:: -— - - E ' - 1: - : At the same time the senator laid: "On the other side a different I' kind of partnership has arisen—a I partnership that embraces already I: 26 nations with 11 more nations rendering aid in fighting the t partnership is not one just i among governments It is a part- - !!I nership among peoples The peoples of the world have coma together in an unprecedented alliance I( based on mutual understanding' mutual sympathy and mutual reairs-Tha- 1 : spect" asked the Japanese to remember how great had been their losses§ in 120 days even while they were winning The senator said a few military leaders had allowed themselves to be bribed into sacrificing the people of Japan "in a futile attempt Senator Thomas spoke iin failr-cesa- - 1 i 4 OFFICE DEsit i ei - z- H--- 1 '- - -fai- s -- - ithdrawals a -- i i : 11L3 " rm 1 r - - I J1 lend-leas- -- - i f- --Tapenese 5alt 1uk tribune Japs Continue RAAF Aid Lays AirMastery Advances in To Luzon Burma - panardedinhsitsrufeotuorrthinmothnethOlyriaennteapIrteo- "lookYeNitriMt1inIAawpnirdtil'il' it :4 - - 3 1 so "The sea below us looked 'like land on which tl2ousand8 of bodies were strewn We could trace wreckage and the desolation Watt one of complete horror "That was a American job—nobody completely else had anything to do with It was American ships submarine3 awl planel" It Was t Japanese armadaBloairtroopatfarenas ports and warships was riddled by united nations attackers - accom- - '''- 4- : ' telP)--- Sea bodies sive '' $ A 7 base in New Guinea said fires were started by the attack and that the damage inflicted in the three successlive days of attacks must have been exten- i - - Allies(Official) by Australian f: - - - r! The allied bombers were t i panied by fighting planes which to save nazi deImm down the lone Japanese fightshot It: Germany AN er who tried to Interfere with the struction" attack He crashed into the sea Different Kind :1 L Meanwhile Navy and Munitions cpol He said Japan now had only two ' Minister J M Makin declared that i1117:— "Australia never stood in a better - allies "Italy already wasted and trwIL 1 at of the as a exhaustion verge position than she doez today' to A Ttisitit'4i b e t result of acting as a tool of Hitler repel a Japanese invasion Issued every morning Entered- at the as your nation is The doing today Business Loose Leaf Forms! ra': IlltiteteLegV actiatet Mounting Rapidly 174 other is nazi Germany whose ca1 t''''at ' Itiabo Production of munitions and Utah Subscription Nis reer since your partnership began rate!: r4 14 has been one almost exclusively of u - elide Wyoming daily and Sunday month t' t'f0Itrl'' rapidmounting re iwyarheeqduipirnareendtis itsniTis:Lvelirtipianadd7unnez17112:nttiaTihe defeats" The allied supply council hold- iBnega siweyhadt Seupply asMinister John ' its most immaterial portant meeting yet adopted a i 4 ' ' To a question az to whether the plan Tuesday to coordinate supBy E E Noderer r--- -1 4' plies and equipment for United picture of reinforcements was enrl ' PN i i (Continued from Page One) States and Australian troops from (7 i ti couraging he responded: Copyright by Chicago Tribune ( El t ) materiel available here and "I think so very" 11 ' i i ii I mapq ii 'reported that the ' UNITED STATES ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN AUS- arriving from America under that owe Walter Nash New Zealand's war department aa the 14 ika 64 --41 ‘ v4 under outnumbered troops il'e7 e StrtcIc3 greatly t he 7 (CTPS)--TTRALIA minister to the allied achieved forces have air program April Lieutenant General Jonathan M ' General Douglas MacArthur representative on the council fighting desperately superiority" over the 1apinese in the northern Aus- Major General "temporary Richard H Suthported that "everything is going to hold their line midway across 0 erland and W S Wasserman excellentkv" He said he knew of Bataan peninsula were being tralia combat area a 'royal Australian air force spokesman told chief ' Irdm: e of the U S no council or meeting "doing a forced back misme Tuesday slowly in Australia attended the better Job than we are so far" caused sion Beginning the fourth day of session and informed the counThe explanation presumably is In the only raid which on raid Two Exceptions almost ceaseless pounding of the first heavy damage—the ttqtso ("Nli 14 of the amount of U S equipline the that the Japanese have withdrawn Darwin—less than 100 planes were cil Nr of center Wainwright's ment in this country and gave an With two exceptions the peras considerable air strength for at- used Since that day about seven 0 were -aided tanks by Japanese k c-sonnel at the council meeting was i : al In 1 supplies expected as intense artillery fire aerial tacks in India In ol 1: weeks ago the positions have estimate ofsaid lie 4'143'4'1 ' the same as attended a week ago I well --an""1"111' II scope of the supply 4 Beasley -- The allied air Losses ti bombardment and i greatlywidened t It was emphasized that the changed v' l''"'' k 4 Harry L Hopkins chairman of were heavy Tuesdaystrafing is stronger and the Japanese ccoluudnecilcohantsrolbeeonf on both sides force ' 7sand allied of ' the munitions assignment board shipping ' 'i ascendancy are relative t 4 their assault on putting up weaker fights than transport and distribution of med- --1 'N4 was absent and Leighton McCar- theConcentrating i - 1' II : '' is temporary and iIn no ' strength rear and 0 front lines did then positions ! ical equipment thy thern Canadian minister was on the mainland the enemy left way should be taken to mean that they 4 Fairly strong units of the JapaM Minister Francis 0:'4:y 1'‘1:-Army 1 present Canada was represented the fortified island of Corregidor the ultimate airpower goals have nese air force are based at the 1 r 4 0000714 last week by the legation's coun- free of aerial attack for the fourth been reached Although reinforce- Koepang airdrome on the island Forde announced that he had orr I 2 '' cillor Hume Wrong ' ' 1 1 successive day but for the second ments have arrived from America of Timor about 500 miles from dered an official report from solt''N : diers who from the been have Rabaul McCarthy said he thought W L time In little present 6 positions escaped a more than week Darwin evidence has little but i Ilackenzie King the dominion bombed a base hospital in Bataan reached more because of the de- been reported that the enemy is in New Guinea and brought stories Ar e' v li 1 prime minister would come to killing a large number of wounded crease in Japanese forces than for building a large invasion base that Australian prisoners had been ' 1 -A i x x pinioned shot and bayoneted by ' Washington for a meeting of the soldiers who were being treated any other reason " there -' " 1 p the Japanese Two Japanese aircraft carriers Pacific council it it is at all pos- there 0 1 ' 01-1 1- ' er wsz l''''' '''' sible The next meeting is schedj11- Forde said he would study the I' ) ' 1 The attack on the hospital was from which planes were flown for Draw CbliellibiOn I before uled for a week from Tuesday in New Guinea weeks ago 4- deciding what action conclude report v k From 1 ' "' this Australians carried out this morning by three attacks g no are Australia waters in Auswould take the off Three the ' delonger 1 1 the of 1i that no immediate attacks are exheavy bombers flights t 1 ' ' L soldiers said they were the lir f partment reported After the same northern coast reconnaissance pected on the west coast above tralian t ' 1 sole a of : ir of survivors six 4'party hospital was bombed March 30 planes report ‘ 1 lies- ' which and Timor island Rabaul at Philtrapped In captured the command i 0 wSame Situation thelapanese I $3sa-TrusOn the other hand there have Divert I - 1 3 ippines broadcast an apology but Supplies situation The ' air posii been regarding t' large concentrations of shipthe department asserted that the tion has ' Tf ' b '! i ' been much the same here ping at Lae and Salannua on the ! In other war moves Hubertus 1 attack on the plainly as in Pay No Money—Now or Ever second ' ' Malaya Japanese superior- northeast coast of New Guinea' J Van Mook Netherlands East II to "tends marked —I prove building II I ' I For This Truss ti from a This is believed to indicate that Indies lieutenant governor an- It I that both raids were intentional" ity resulted notof so much zatsta Li masses of to come nounced the of down the intend nucleus that preponderance the great comJapanese an earlier Kansas City Mo—A Doctor's Monday said A aircraft on the part of the enemy the east coast if they make a Dutch air force will remain in AusInvention for reducible rupture is munique the defending forces were ' as did in from it conthe too tralia serious inadequacy Supplies which arrived against this proving so successful an offer is subjected to a particularly severe initial stages of our own forces tinent attempt However authorized royal late for the battle of Java will now being matte to give everyone aerial bombardment behind the The Japanese have never used a Australian air force sources are be diverted to Australian and who tries lit a $350 Truss Free lines and the Japanese aimed a fleet over Australia inclined to doubt that any serious American forces and a number of This invention has no leg straps concentrated air attack at the really large i invasion threats are in the air for Dutch officers attached to the no elastic belts or leather bands south coast of Bataan in an apa while t staff of General Douglas MacArto shatter WainIt holds rupture up &rid in Is com- parent effortcommunications Many military authorities here thur and the allied naval comwith fortable and easy to wear After wright's vital ! look for the Japanese to come mand ' using it many report entire satis- Corregidor two miles offshore down the east coast if they do Van Mook announced establishfaction Any reader of this paper I commission eventually come since it will not ment of a four-ma- n may try the Doctor's Invention for Nazis Impress Greeks be necessary to cross the desert headed by J Hoogstraten 30 days and receive the separate r on this side Entdoyeahsn LONDON April 7 UPI — All One of the mbst gratifying things about our first few days in our anedcolenoamilicrioantr 3350 Truss Free If you are not males ffaorirrnsedrirEecajitotrI New By Wireless—Copyright in Greece the between nes On East Coast I entirely satisfied with the inven- of 16 and 60 are liable to compulYork Times military affairs from Australia Ithe number of women who visited tion—return it but be sure to keep store wasnew it Our ears 7—Three In 'addition Townsville Brisbane and the formation of an informamilitary or other service for a MELBOhURNE April the $350 Truss for your trouble sory escaped from Newcastle and Sydney all lie along tion bureau an ExIf you are ruptured just write the the German authorities Tuesday told an ap- or near the east coast with MelErrol G Knox managing direcfairly burned with the complimentary things they said about the 1 Telegraph said Tuesday in New Guinea of Physician's Appliance Co 2081 change bourne on story around corner palling the Japanese a of tor slaughter the was the from British island just dispatch MelbourneArgus Koch Bldg 2906 Main St Kansas i of prisoners The three were the the south coast Newcastle is the appointed by the Australian govof Cyprus in the eastern Mediterdecorations The lighting the fixtures and the merchandise so City Mo for their trial offer only survivors of a party of 10 location of Australia's largest steel ernment to the post of director ranean ' (Asveittspelent) I officers and 50 men captured at a ' works 1 I general of army public relations I displayed temptingly Gasmate of northeast Some believe plantation Australians the gle Am 4 ' while escaping through New J3rit- Japanese will attempt only "con' '' ! ' ' ' ' 7 --ain after the fall of Rabaul waaAustralia taining" action We know tha't wives buy a large proportion of such things as The prisoners these aviators re- at present with against 3 the objective of late were lined up with their hands keeping the allied forces penned shirts neckwear and other furnishings for their husbands Many ' r- tied behind their Photo- up here thereby blocking any ofbacks graphs papers and identity discs fensive until they have dealt with t women also like to accompany their men folks when they select dLC were taken from them and thrown India Those holding this theory Each officer was expect an attempt to seize the into a heap 7 (UP)—Vice cHICAGO April '-Their suits anci bats Wives mothers and girls purchase a large given a revolver containing a sin- northern roast in order to prevent Admiral Thomas Hart- former - ryt 171 17 in gle bullet and ordered to commit the allies from establishing bases chief of allied naval operations in 7 k i t i i 7) L-'suicide The men were shot or for an air offensive but do not look the southwest Pacific revealed 116 LI il iA L ti4 ' ' number of articles as gifts for husbands sons and sweethearts 6it1 CA id al i" 'i a 4 -) Upon completion of for a drive into the interior of Tuesday night that a small United ' bayoneted their work of slaughter the Jap- Australia States naval force is still operatn d we Kave always enjoyed a goodly share of their 41 anese returned to their destroyer I- -1 patronage in the Philippines 5 ' ing 71 ll 11 T911 CI t The men were tied into Parties 164 Lai tigi Lig Ld“i ii4 Pail Economic club Hart said that the An ambition bf many years' standing has been realized in our of 10 the escaped airmen ex- Fourth marine regiment—with a ' plained Each group was taken to sevstrong sailor detachment and have ade9uate space for the accommodation the jungle by a different route new store It is eral ships of the gunboat class— When a favorable site was reached in the Philippines had remained the Japanese officer drew his of our women customers in attractive surroundings a lighting Orettr this refreshing naval Japanese superior despite sword and ordered his men to fix UNDATED forces in area the Jap strength advance in Burma and on bayonets Then one Australian at g beer from system whch brings out the colors of the merchandise and a time was detached front the Bataan peninsula — Story wo sent into and the bush 1 with 1 party I ri page column 8 I your dealer today Learn 14tt 1 a Japanese soldier who was armed ample facilities for carrying and showing a larger stock of all t I A v— IhVrirk — WAN with a bayonet One asked to syv re Milwakhe—beer capital of sinks two be shot This W" the articles wear which women are accustomed to buy officer ap merchant a —Story DUO - column O WASHINGTON April 7 (A')— America —prefers ElatZ to 1121 The war department announced We cordiarly invite he women of Salt Lake City and vicinity to ' ' ' '' that the distinguished Us S Limits other bottle been ing forces in Burma fall to flying crosS has been awarded his make full use of fie facilities of our new store We promise' ' back more than 40 miles I for L Eubank Colonel Alaska A On ': i Eugene SICipping Union-mad- e of mass a Always i flight ' leadership of 1 nortel column 7 them high clualitv correct styles good values and the expert' bombers over a 10000-mil- e WASHINGTON April 7 i2P) — pagres KATZ IRIWINI CO MILWAUCIE WS party reported to The war shipping adminiatration route from Ban Francisco to the ' have rejected British pro- services of experiericed salesmen said Tuesday it would not approve t Philippine island last fall t rP1--intfor Indian gram I postwar' siub surcharges of r'vOln' than 25 a e r g on shipping Alaska — 6 Tr: FORA ICIMPt4 ee FINISH THAT In the event shippers are unable SEW litIRYSIIEV—Continued to operate with surcharges of 25 army r cent or I legit the administration per ue war ma- f 01 tiot00t ra eesmw said the government will take over 4111111111 4 stit41C't i of 1 col- ) At you page fensive—Story tiL900010 uzrm ' ' The chairman of the senate labor committee a former missionary low-lev- el - !: 13 - :' - ! 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': Strewn With D4at1 : that it MELBOURNE Australia April after the desperate battle Of Ma- the Japanese for broadcast from 7—For the third successive day cassar straits was descrilied 'rues- - west coast short wave stations royal Australian air force and day by Ensign Donald Chey g 23- - Tuesday the 120th day since the American planes smashed at the year-ol- d navy flying veteran of the Japanese attack upon this COUL1- Guinea areas Pacific war Japanese in New zone from Cavite to I try ' ' down iin a ' Tuesday swooping i' Australia attack on Lae where they "I was In the observatión plane Lobt 30000 planted sticks of bombs on sent out the day after the battle Asserting that 30000 Japanese grounded aircraft and the air- of the straits" he said --"It was were killed in one drome buildings and runways awful The reports were not exag- alone—the battle ofengagement Macassar ' Correspondents at Port Mores- gerated strait—Thomas k j c - f Left Straits By Associated Press ' - -- : 1 1 - a - 4 ':- Planes Hammer Air Base at Lae aPP--- e- '"4441' ire4--- ' ":‘7 ra WASHrNGTON April 7 LPI—A t: l''7::4q-::13:" review of the reinforcements the :i : a''''' i' 414 '4AiV :r 0:: : ''(1 i:l " ' ! 5fti:: United States has sent to various 4t '1 ::': i' 44::44i: r: ' Li- 1 4 ' i'40t ' ' ' points in the Pacific described by A i !"'? ' t - :IA the British ambassador Lord Hali '‘'::e' 6: ''): ' 1t :li 454 i :' it k: :t a a t'f:--ifax aa very encouraging was i' ? v 01' lt it N-' a '4: ' '' 7presented by President Roosevelt ' 1 4:: :'F' 1 c ' ''' '' lte1: 1 aruesday at the second meeting of i ' '''''-''A '':C:'f''j' '' ' I' the Pacific war council Al -- 444 - t : 70446--k It a r : of i f Representatives 1 L4 : ' ::ey0 i4 ' ' '“F"5 ' ss''' united nations with membership i '' ' T '' ! :' '' ''': f't ' on the council indicated the chief 14 nf w! ' ' 't ' t 1: ''' ! ' or executive might have a statement f: ' - t 0 -i ' i i later in the day concerning the r ' t” ' ? 't i : ' ''':-re:' i Meeting 9' : : '$ A i'' f r '' t I11:1:: ') ' ' is:‘ j Halifax told reporters that there :! iV:ti::: ‘ i f had been a "great deal of talk k : ' ' :: i j' '4i ' 1 i "' ' ' ! '‘ ' 4 '''' i' t is4 :'''''''' ' about allocation of Munitions— ' '' -:v --- -' v t ' if : ei :: s—w tkl t tt t: 4 '‘ N1'0 out principles of allocation" aed izi q 101 he added: of Port Darwin They play an Important role Australian 'soldiers man their mechanical airGeneral Review In warding off bombing attacks near device listening the northern plane city '!The president made a general ' ' review of what reinforcements the United States had moved to varl- ous points in the Pacific?' He said these reinforcements consisted both of man power and 9P' Says U S Fleet ' '' - ) s) " - - i '1 RAAF and American WASHINGTON'April 7 (AP)—Senator Thomas (D) Utah warned the Japanese people Tuesday that they can expect heavy losses "when your own cities and villages will look Into the skies to find a rain of fire and steel falling upon them" - 34 :4-140''' ' f' I : : i i' ''''1:tS 5:v i r' a' Ii I - Roosevelt Airs Sithation at Council Parley I Allied Bombers'Americ an PilotThomas Warns Japanese -i Pound Tells Tale M That Japs :1 Bombings Will Come In New illaca5sar F14011t - PMNIETItfOrmiMMERPIPMmr""1NEWMISPMWe Flow of U S Aid in Pacific I Aussies Peel Illecitanical Ear for Foe — A ' ii- - ' - 1 I lend-leas- I i 1 - ' i ! os I A -' -- ''' i - i "- -- 1 1 : A ' 2 '' ' - I ' -- ' 1 4 "f - - 4'N I - ' - i - i ? 'Arr-''- ''' - I Ruptiired Men Get j 1 ' 4 t I 1 t ? 4 - - - t Fr'ee -- 71 I -- 1 - - u ‘r A I 1 - I I I t I I Word of Appreciation frOM1 the New Arthw- Frank's 1 II t I 4 I t Fliers Describe Jap Slaughter 1 i 1 i 1 1 ' 1 iI -- Ii ' - I ' I' 7 I I I i 1 ' 4 I t 'c3- 1 '1 I 1 ' - - neiel I k- 71 i - ' n rn rl ai I Navy Has Ships In Philippines -- may-1- '''t-- r-- lt 1 i 061 ' -- k I 3 Chicago - - - Index' to Top ' - thirst-quenchin- War NCWS Flight Leader Wins Honor 1 I I Irma 167 ma - tí c c i 'J N I rome--811tod- four-engi- riya ne I dhf 'BEER - LASTS tssels is fell 1 2-- c bsize and 841 Bottles many extent Mire aetd rauaes sac sour stomach heartburn doctors prescribe the fastest-actininedirinee known for symptomatic t relief—medicines OWD21111 err itte It tIrst MILWAUKEE'S MOST EXQUISITE !BEER stgritaollec111111renglasTagetayibTeurfr:lettesargrrerreall gaa and bring comfort eery Quietly—yet aro not a ledattrel Only kee at drug store& it your very trial doesn't Drove itell-en- s better Musa first! 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