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Y:t rtij f4 - - ( SPECIAL 0 V t : ' ' ' o il y4 V - 'S Sunday May Cap Town It ) - officials said and many officers able to take their fa ficials said a department order them when LONDON (Thursday) May 7 limited new housing construction transferred only when they Beaverbrook in an in- by the army because of a scarcity find houses in cities near tthheeyarmcany terview appearing in the News of materials to the- minimum re- post Chronicle Thursday renewed de- quired for essential civilian emmands for opening a second front ployes against the axis and said The order has created a 'prob-- ! taking the hopeful view that "in to new Cards Finest in course a re- posts or to older camps where Greeting Sc to Sac ality" City "A second front is of course the family quarters are insufficient Frorn"d Mottoes business of the general staff" the to S1150 75c memU and former cabinet P Rises Bureau Chief publisher ber said "They know where to Gifts Stationery Book i SAN FRANCISCO May 6 (UP) strike and there is plenty of room Ends etc W —Ronald e for choice A Wagoner managerH coastline of Los the of bureau the for instance for a seaborne invaAngeles DESERET sion half a dozen captive coun- United Press has been apromoted to news the post of BOOK tries where an airborne invasion is the news a possibility Note the resistance the Pacific division 44 EAST SOUTH TIMM agency announced Wednesday! of the partisans in Yugoslavia SalC Lake City 1 More than two months ago of- ath iniows k - - ':' - :-- teb i-- : - 0 eiranYln‘ A INDIAN ' AUSTRALIA el :' 0' 479:c 4 -- 417t" melboub flrEAN I 0 cte 0 MILES to the supply lines of the united nations in the far east Is clearly shown by this map AD the island from French defenders was reported meeting increasing resistance Wednesday a - I I I RiP2P-weak'pn- '411' t k ''' - ' '6- 14 ' I': ' 114 k N i4"!: vi r' was n Resting at his Le:: after returning tfrryornh Thee United States Lord Beaverbrook li took occasion in the interview to '''' k reply to some Britons who have ' said that help to Russia in the I' '''' ' ' past had interfered with assist10 ance to Singapore t he said 31kolitook awaehriellfaltinISInQgialipore i nvaaa years ago '"' to make adequate preparations to resist attack from the mainland Another reason was that the Japanese line of communications was 11 sT 11 It 11 300 nautical miles and the British LI it ' 0 1 N- - ''' - 4 ' " - - -7 - 4- t (' 1 '4- - 6- A I I COUPO - pt 41 7- 11 4: - II I 1 RVI I — ' I ENAMEL poe') &ors and c1 ti)e P 8 I 1rhs 1 I - - 1 'Ps Pd"at ! - 1- - F 1 Nir 1- -- - 1'' - - WitH !tr011itkitFLOOR Po CH -- s AV- v- Arrig LAMBERT '' ' -- PR rete404770 o i -- i Wt111141 ks'I '- tA ' Zrsdur - - t ! 4P 1) 1 ' l i Jo"0 et -- :'!': ! now ed zzZatus IF 4 ' ti vvTid-e-i- (Continued from Page One) I L WASHINGTON D C May strategic position in heavier Wednesday Operations 'the far east was greatly strengthened by the fall of Corregidor continue with the support of naval aircraft" !early Wednesday morning—but the news wasn't all bad by any A United Press dispatch from means : Stockholm quoting advices from: The heroic defenders boxes and then hurled masses hung on pill Switzerland said the British had of infantry at the outnumbered the all to knock viat- rristnn - They've thrown a cordon around Diego long enough I COMPANY pit rp '111' When Lord Beaverbrook made a public appeal for opening of a second front in a speech In the - Military Expert for New York News Rat 1: tion" British Forces Corregidor Defenders Dealt Blow to Nippon Timetable Lay Siege to 1DieL0 Suarez By Captain Lowell Limpus ' ' 2 night Responds to Appeal ''The American front was certainly quick to grasp the implications of the second front and the whole press responds to the appeal for help to Russia in every direc- 2000 1000 1 1 ' 2000-mil- — ' I - MOTHER'S DAY s he-wa- I ft I - - Indies 4 - 41 GUINEA iil- iioi-t1Eig 717:) that could line 12000 7 "61" to a be of matter hours the American surrender was par- happen peared It's a military axiom 1 4 Floor protection of The same source said two French tially offset by allied achievements that the attackers can always win ROunisysialtefaosroan 14 ' advocate support for cruisers "left Diego Suarez in time in other theaters These included if they are willing to pay the price than for an unknown destination" the landing on Madagascar a new oal:etixterilot r's And the Taps paid it openly the sound Britishother reason to seize f principle atLondon newspaper reports Chinese drive toward the coast and bloodily when the showdown ie II' every opportunity for bringing the j tributed to French sources said the Britain's renewed aerial attacks in came s8t1 to war even a successful conclusion" 1 subf se Bougainville and the 1379-to- n But the didn't change Europe and the continued bogging if Lord Beaverbrook praised the I y' ' or9er marine Bevezieres were sunk down of the axis spring offensives the strategicvictory l to i picture any radical American determination to assist 4' ' 0 your cfan flSde when together with the submarine Get Corregidor's collapse was impor- extent It gave the Nips another the Australian defense to the ut- t 1 see ' Leheros for i 4 circle most limit "r' they attacked BHtish tant because it finally gave the strong base within the big " yourself! '" ships in an attempt to thwart the Nipponese the use of the valuable which they occupy and that may course of is "Britain :)-0doing 4 debarkation Manila bay base—and that's real- have two results It may enable t ' ' : "Several" British planes were ly what they've been fighting for them to strike a somewhat heavier everything possible" he said "We 1I '' 1 ' to the Australians But reported in the same quarters to in the Philippines during the past blow when they launch their next owe aanlotexcellent I! have been shot down a and help great ---1!rnr"77777- fr: during the five months But our boys kept offensive or it may make it harder 'what American bombardment of military installa- the Taps out of it long enough for us to get at them when our comfort to tous is this l Australia" 4E1(011 tions at Diego Suarez to mess up their plans pretty thor- turn comes But Corregidor isn't assistance The publisher declined to com41 ear I l (The German Transocean news oughly and so the losers rendered nearly as important to them in ment I on a his plans—if any—for I agency said the Bougainville and a real contribution to the cause of I Present coupors to dealer with 39c for pint of "61" Floor & Porch Enamel (any as it would have been last return May life In many ! standard color) VOID if not used for th Bevezieres'went down while at- their country purchase of pint of '61" Floor & ! January The war has moved on quarters he is expected now to rePorch Enamel or does net bear signature of purchaser and dealer OFFER tacking two South African troop to other fields a more Action role sume in active the LIMITED TO 2 WEEKS ONLY CAN TO A FAMILY transports each carrying 5000 and Delaying management of his newspapers 6000 men) Corregidor- like Bataan Singa- Up ti(Japanese Name (There was some confusion over pore and Java was essentially a The next move appears to be up the Daily Express and the Evening the identification of the Bougain- delaying action and the men who to the Japs They can stilldart Standard Address ville Vichy said It was a died in these actions didn't die in out of their circle in any direction gunboat of 1969 tons built vain With their blood they pur- Some of o u r keenest military Sale Banned r 1 toft 1 especially for colonial service The chased precious time for the rein- minds are even considering the Liquor German radio described it as a forcement of Australia and the or- possibility that they SACRAMENTO Cal May 6 UP) LI nothdo may 7110-to- n auxiliary cruiser a pre- ganization of 'Uncle Sam's inten- ing of the sort just hole up and —Charges that the Earl Carroll I I 1 )! war passenger vessel Janes Fight- sive war effort They kept the hang on to their present conquests theater-restaura0 in Hollywood ing Ships in the only listing of a Japs off our necks in Hawaii and while they exploit the natural re- sold liquor to minors and em- French ship named Bougainville Alaska as well as at home while sources won and wait for us to ployed minor girls were made pub33 East First South Street Phone g sloop with we went about the business of tackle what is essentially a very lic Wednesday as the state hoard says it is a a normal complement of 136) set for the counter-stroke- s strong defensive position But the of equalization ordered R 11 The French admiralty said that getting 3 II ( that are sure to come They gave experts don't think that IR very suspension of the night spot's !t - t ''almost the entire crews" of the us a part of the time we have to probable license the expect really Thiy liquor 1 Bougainville and Bevezteres were have victory-flusheinvaders to keep saved Such is the consensus among pushing on i military men here none of whom was surprised by the fall of the (--r- e "- 1 1 - - i 0 taW :7: rd e 1'''af ' : :':1 't' - - - 1$Vi - ' o' 0 - 4 Cksv 41- a JI Un--Lo- s -- ' : 1137' 14501411E5 I -' ---- s 0 cNp‘ 0 I 11 - f tU i i i 74 61 101Rjafillt SES fi I I 1 4-'"1 qt -- d ) I 0 6 e oi e 'I : itC o : 1JAP o ss : ö s o se Z : b 4i3L tI7 i e"OAa'zh4 Fir ' ANGOLA i f :" ' 10th - CONGO - 41) r) BcRyi 15 ' - celed Possibility of Attack - I department all that for construction cf Wednesday plans housing at army posts for the families of officers and enlisted men had been—can- - Beaverbrook Says rilettipqwrnaf 0 s':Ti: SuPPLY ROUTES 44' 4IaLt - rlzff t i I I 'Peer Reopens Army Stops Construction 'Clamor for Homes forOfficers of Second Front WASHINGTON May The war (AP) said Three - e i British Coup Seeks to Protect Supply- Lines A 1912 May 7 - WEST PALM BEACH Fla May 6 (AP)—An axis submarine that sneaked close inshore on the Atlantic east coast torpedoed a small tlnited States merchantman Monday night Captain W W Ca Ilia of Balti-- more turned her into shallow kept a medium-size- d British merwater chantman torpedoed off the east The navy revealed the attack coast from being sent botWednesday after 30 survivors had tom rowed to safety at pri east coast A Nicaraguan banana boat was There they rested and were nearby when the freighter was atport new outfits by the Red Cross tacked and managed to tow the given Two men on watch in the engine victim to shallow water room—Wilbur Stine and James Rose—apparently were lost when Crew Saved the torpedo struck from shoreward Word of the attack wa78 given just before midnight May 4 others Mariano Robaino Andrew naval district after the 57 crew Valentine and Charles Grauwichel members all reached shore safely were slightly injured Bridson Captain R stayed aboard three days until he made Spotted Torpedo certain his charge would be guardCaptain Callis said Third Mate ed and then came ashore only E' A Clark of Baltimore saw the after receiving direct instructions torpedo when it was about 300 to do so feet from the ship The first officer G B Wardaie Ten minutes after the explosion of Birkenhead said the the captain' nave the order to aban- submarine whichEngland never was sightdon ship Previous to the order to ed the crew attacked' at 5:40 abandon he had crawled through a mby May 1 the flooded fire room in an effort to find the two men who were lost Starboard lifeboats were de- Band Members Resign stroyed by the blast but the crew had a bandmaster WedCaptain Callis said the crew's ac- —This city tions were exemplary although nesday but no band The band resome were making their first signed in a body when the city council dismissed Charles McCalvoyage lum who had held the post for 10 FORT PIERCE Fla May 6 tin ears and signed a new bandmas—Quick help from another ahip ter to-th- 1 5a1t gakt Zributic 1 Suli Sneaks Close to Coast To Torpedo U S Vessel r ' abe Tlitirmlay 3torilitig4 '-' I : i i t THIS COUPON IS WORTH p Style Handbags tpublic Ail New—All Real Values ti nt An the latest conceits in fabrics and leathers Black or new shades 10-da- Men of Corregidor Draw Hit Praise a DAY SPECIALS Costume Jewelry choice SAN FRANCISCO May 6 ()— America's heroes on Corregidor who have surrendered to numerically superior Japanese were told Wednesday night in a broadcast by a former commanding general of that fortress "I have always known that you have what it $1 Folds Make-U- p Cases specie! Ensemble Sets speca1 Bill $150 up $295 1390 up AIPORO nil TRAVEL GOODS MAIN SO 1 takes" Major General Walter K Wilson a broadcast by short-wav- e through station KGEI assured the conquered men "the effects of your glorious fight extend far bethe local limits" and that ynd their wives and relatives "are you in - ST - in 1100 tr7:- : ' :I '' i ' ' ' ' ' --- : ''"'iZ ' - ' s? l - ' s 'i - 'tfti ' 44'f 4A - t i'lY t' - - f' N1 " ''''- ' fr'' ' e- ' ''! ''-- COCACOLA : r) - i ii1 A I - - -- 4 7::L k ri ri ' T14E 1 14 - COCACOLA BOTTLING CO - i I ':- J - ' 9'- ti - P' ' -- ''''' 1 - "I' - i ( 4 i illEN y ' ' t--- - t 0 t - - 4 611 it - --- ) P Of 41 i & - - '71 r ' - 17:' ' COMPANY IT SALT 10-in- Now Rule Italy matic circles here that Vichy'm resistance to the occupation of Madagascar was an act which might be construed as hostile to the united nations and hence basis for a move against bases flanking the Panama canal Hull was asked whether this government considered French resistance to the British on Madagascar as a warlike act within the meaning of the American note handed to the French ambassador Monday night He replied that he had no information on the progress of the situation on Madagascar and preferred at this time to rest on the statement already issued on Monday and on what he said Tuesday Mondays statement an- nounced that Vichy had been warned that any warlike act LAKE CITY if ' ditioli ' Al e : :047d: : 0 4 eam' I - 4N4:: 41 1 1 W '' ri 1""‘ 4 rn rn rl ri t I r"- --1 ‘I 1 rm 1 t 'J r-- rn 1 r-- -1 11' I: 1 ' ' '- r-- is 11"""”0"qt I— I 'I 1 1' r---- ty r-- r---1 '': ) ' ' ' -11 -- 1 - ' I - -1 J 7 - - "113 i : I I LJI 1 E i: I against the British government or the United States government would be regarded as an attack on the united nations as a whole It also said Vichy was informed that if necessary United States ships and troops would go to Madagascar At his press conference Tuesday !lull reiterated that if American assistance became necessary on Madagascar the ships and troops of the United States were ready 0) ' 111 E e)) it I 1 1 0 ' To better serve you—and conserve vital materials too! 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