| Show ''' - ' '- '' ' -----' - '" '- : - LI 4vi : 4 - f Frifin Plans to Train 3000 Men in - Down on Young Disciple of Gandhi Have Sapped Nazi Reserves Aim() Interpretative--(Opin)o- Fears People May Think of Job U S Judge Cracks for Ilitier's Foe May DENVER 21 As Already Done A I May 21 (UP)—Government officials who want to run American foreign affairs were set straight Thursday by President Roosevelt who reemphasized the authority of Secretary of State Cordell Hull over foreign policy and relations with high-rankin- 14 FBI Men Bag Blonde Who 'Bagged' Nips one-ha- lf Russo-Germa- - I I -- er high-wat- Official Points To Growing Production Rate WASHINGTON WASHINGTON May 21 (UP)— g A government official cautioning against what he described as a growing wave of optimism warned Thursday night that the "chances are strong" this war will be a "long truggle" "Inevitable disappointment s are ahead" he said The official who holds one of the most vital defense posts in the government declined to permit use of his name Nevertheless he said he regarded the optimistic tendencies now in evidence as sufficiently serious to require a warning to the American people from high official sources Believes In Victory He said that while he believed Japan and Germany would be conquered "maybe sooner than wn expect the chances are strong that it will be a long struggle" "It will be won" he said "not because of accidents tricks or new inventions but because of what I know the American young man to be and not what he sometimes appears" The official said he believed "we are on the upswing—but I don't want it artificially boosted" Cites Optimism He explained that he got the impression that "we just now are on the upswing of a wave of opti- May By Kirke la Simpson Wide World War Analyst disciple of Gandhi and believer in Whatever strategic concept Marshal Timoshenko may have nonviolence Thursday received the severe sentence handed down in hurling his armies against the Kharkov Divot of the nazi most had In the Colorado federal court since SANTA 'ANA Cal May 21 UPI other nations —Sites of four air fields at which southern front on May 8 the essential fact as the spreading battle the fielective service act went into The chief executive made a for1operation the army Jians to train 3000 men enters its third week is that he still holds the initiative IL S District Judge J Foster 1111 statement clarifying the reas glider pilot a to participate in Hitler has lost another precious Symes of Denver imposed a two between the 'state deif two else lationship weeks' time commando' raids were announced and nothing year sentence on Earl exand loss To the board of ecothe orthat 24 a partment emphasize Francis hospital Kepler Thursday night by Major General panding battle in the Ukraine rolls and nomic warfare headed by Vice derly With "much regret" Ralph P: Cousins commander of Into its third week just one month to "sees fit trie hope youth change Preatident Henry A Wallace the wrst coast air corps training short of the summer solstice June his mind" cfntee 22 Defines Responsibilities That anniversary has more The fields and their civilian than astronomical Already Excused for meaning Mr Roosevelt defined their "prieperators will be: It Russia and the world this Although already excused from Fort Morgan Colo—Plains Air- will be also the beginningyear mary" responsibilities this way: of the combatant service Kepler mainn Hull—"The formulation and conways owmed by Willis C Walker second year of the tained that by entering the army SEATTIr May 21 (UP) of Cheyenne Wyo war Hitler announced his war on of our foreign policy and our duct he be of would under authority —An attractive Clovis N M—Cutter Flying Russia at 5:30 a in Berlin time relations with foreign nations" military officers and his conscience blonde who told an assemservice owned by William P Cut- June 22 1941 forbade him to have any connection B E W—"Matters of business ter of Albuquerque N M bly of high school students with the army Too Late Started — woman a was flier she Texas that Big Springs Ackerly judgment concerned with provid"I believe in fighting without who bagged 17 Japanese Flying service owned by Arthur Whether der fuehrer thought it told court he violence" the ing for the production and procureW Wintheiser of Big Springs fitting to celebrate the longest day planes while with the famdoes mean?" "What that ment of materials to be imported Judge ous Flying Tigers of the Texas his of the year by asked Symes into this country for the war efVolunteer American Plainview Texas—Clint Breed- greatest military undertaking group adventure or mean nonviolent or passive "I was owned ILI fort including civilian supply" China Thursday love Aerial service by Clint the timing of his attack was dicresistance something like that adBreedlove of Lubbock Texas The president said that 'negocharged with fraudulent tated by more practical consideravocated by Gandhi in India" General Cousins said the schools tions is of no consequence What wearing of portions of U S "Do believe and Hitler with foreign governments tiations that you uniforms and insignia would be in operation by June 1 does matter is that he started too would pay any attention the Japs be will handled by the state deFederal bureau of investiHe plans to :select three more late to nonviolent resistance if they arrested the centers in the civilian training partment and the appropriate gation agents Five months later November 22 should be able to enter this counwoman who said her name west to give glider instruction chief of the diplomatic mission to the nazi invasion of Russia reached try?" was Norma Arleene ComeThe glider course is open to of- its mark with the capnever the country involved American "War has peace brought ficers enlisted men and civilians ture of Rostov Just a week more gys Ztne shortly after she before I think it is time some diplomats conducting such negomade an address at Queen between 1S and 35 years of age and the great German retreat had other method was tried?' tiations however will "respect Wednesschool 35 a Anne of have must minimum a at retreat Rostov high that They begun Cites an certifiairman'sOpinion hours the position of the board's reprehas been reversed nowhere in the day flying cate or a recently lapsed certifi- last six months except on Kerch of technical In sentative The youth told the court that if mism" "It's very dangerous to play and business matters cate must have made 200 glider Isthmus he and others "stand up to our be- this judgment" up artificially" he said "and Russian thrust to within three liefs" permanent peace may come flights or have successfully com- Shattered Hitler Myth the impression that this is Starts April 13 pleted an elementary pilots course score miles of the Nital bridges though "it might be hard for a I get done I don't want our peäbeing 'After graduation they will be What might have happened had across the time" The chain of circumstances Dnieper was stopped by long ple to get the idea it's all over" given the rank of flying sergeants Germany been able to strike six When offered the Symes Judge to Mr Roosevelt's stitereGerman leading he a noted a and he paid approximately $150 weeks earlier last year can only admittedly stiffening tendency ment "time to think it over" he to Asserting youth began April 13 when he "play up" minor skirmishes as month be imagined What did happen sistance or held up by the Russian replied he had "already thought it new authority in Wallace's i vested decisive battles the official said of mythi- commander for other reasons is over" definitely broke the spell An order organization that "what's cal invincibility Hitler had so art- not clear There has been no incoming ahead this made the B E W executive The proceedings brought out i for responsible will be year of to woven bemuse much interesting who enough that Kepler's brother Roy fully of materials necessary Ithe world It also largely timed timation of heavy fighting in the likewise pleaded conscientious ob- but I don't want it developed in importation to war production to war was slated for a such a way as to mislead the Krasnograd area in several days a Japan's "day of infamy" at Pearl jections The B E W was authorized to people" Harbor nine days after the nazi Red Attacks Spread civilian camp the policies plans pro"determine 1 retreat from Rostov started the i methods of the several and cedures reattacks are Russian Instead first German rearward trek of this establishfederal Shoot 15 departments Norwegians war ported to be spreading now from ments and agencies with respect 1 The Balkan campaign cost Hit- north of Kharkov around By legoLONDON May 21 UP)—The Oslo to the procurement and produc1 4 k time loss in rod to the Taganrog sea flank 400 ler that vital radio said Thursday night 15 Nor- tion of such materials and com7:'0 al The Timo- miles southward Timoshenko apRussia a year ago wegians had been shot to death modities including the financing shenko offensive in the Ukraine pears bent on widening his front for trying to escape to England t: -- 1 thereof" k of action by holding attacks to elf— has already cost him a V : time loss this year in exploiting protect his Krasnograd- position :- i i'---and expanding his success on or on sucking his foes into major Kerch isthmus To what extent action along his whole front preit has also sapped his reserves in maturely and before they recover Buy U S Bonds and Stamps in (Continued from Page One) i tanks planes and men or com- from the shock of his breakLake's Official Bond Booth Salt workers to employers engaged in pelled further prolonged delay in through south of Kharkov the London new observers vast suggest the launching of the in Front Window of The Paris war production in the order of offensive to "annihilate" Russia is nazis may be preparing a vast air- their : rebefore making priority borne attack across Kerch strait 1110010t110141140 yet to be disclosed to gain a foothold in the Caucasus ferrals to other employes OUR t Time All Important 4 In the rear of the Rostov-Do- n Employment service proceed britiVI srtapshots : 1 ftrie It is a conceivable opera- immediately to analyze and classiSil41'- - spring The time element is all Import- front likki ant vastly more important than tion but the Crimean gateway to fy the occupational questionnaires ' la youtvorlorrariship transVaPetrs not does offer even lost or won on Kerch the Caucasus kikikolks et? Ispert 1'1 and territory El service selective distributed the a by chemicalsattention 13est Isthmus or the Kharkov front by portation facilities to sustain 10' your ' either side in the last two weeks major invasion and the terrain east system to interview those indiprompt Ilflog us t an more is even of Kerch is strait of And viduals with skills in critical war hardly less importance order- erposed hlra -' of '' Np '' i the fact that Timoshenko has re- formidable barrier than the narand to refer them to toll occupations i row itself his initiative the waterway tained although is ' It is on the mainland from job openings in war production westward march toward Dnieper ' l :: :: ' river crossings that in his hands Taganrog to Kharkov and around work would leave thwhole German the Dnieper crossihgs that the 5 Selective service instruct all i‘kik southern flank in the Ukraine and crux of the fight must come and i -EASTMAN KoAE STORES Crimea up in the air has appar- there is still no indication of nazi its local boards located in a comit "rout the served inby to employment INC r munity lost the tfalted at ' ' 4Niiiirogr- long ability regain Krasnograd ently Alb Ow I advice of to secure the service itiative Whether that most dangerous 1S5 SOUTH MAIN AL TEL fi ) tr '1 ' local public employment office ber fore classifying or reclassifying all -' oz 'N I individual skilled in a critical war ' i Qs occupation 't wilif t" r''''' ' 6 Employment service increase — t 4 activities and facilities necesIts :116""kss t qi ' to provide additional agriculsary Ab : tural workers I 7 The farm security adminis- sib ' - -to increase the number of ‘ tration k' ' tt mobile labor camps in order to ' -I t in workers available make agricul11 t t ik ture to achieve the "food for vic' tory" objective ' trans8 of The office defense ' portation and farm security adi assure t ministration adequate ' to move 1 facilities ' 1 transportation I ' 1 migrant agricultural workers StIr'9Pc:-- Commando War (INS)---- Supply To Business Affairs Only And Subject to State Department n) I I) War Objector Official Warns President Upholds Power U S Boasts Of Optimism Of Hull in Draws Long Affairs Double Axis Foreign Prison Term In War Hopes Statement iirmtrietri Waiiacc's HEW Steel Army Names Nazis Lose Precious Time Fields for hi Defense of Kharkov That 116 lime Retained initiative Glider Drills Fact Forces Bodes 111 May 2 2 1912 Zhe 5n11 gake Zritittne - - Niortsing I Po - I NEW YORK May 21 en United States has !'double the critical material strength measured ist tons of stek that is now the enemy counpossessed by tries" Walter S Tower president told the fifty-firgeneral meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute Thursday As more than 800 of the country's leading steel executives met Tribune Leased Wire in their first session since the MILWAUKEE Wis May 21— United States declared war EuWartime prohibition will be sought gene G Grace president of Bethby Presbyterians of the nation lehem Steel corporation received who assembled for the opening the 1942 Bessemer medal of the British Iron and Steel institute Thursday of the 154th general asThe award generally regarded sembly of the rresbyterian church as the highest international honor g of the U S The assembly Thurs- In has only twice to been an American before made Rev afternoon elected Dr the day In accepting Grace said: Stuart Nye Hutchison of Pitts"It would be ungenerous on my burgh Pa as moderator to suc- part not to recognize that the servceed the! Rev Dr Herbert Booth I ices attributed to me in the British institute's citation reflect both Smith of Los Angeles in Dr Hutchison was elected on the teamwork of my associates the Bethlehem and of the Amerthe third ballot over the Rev Dr ican steel industry as a whole in Joseph M Broady of Birmingham doing our utmost for the cause of Ala and the Rev Dr Asa J Ferry victory "Good as the performance has of Wichita Kan been it is not enough to win vicA resolution from the presbytery We must quicken our pace" of Pennsylvania which will re- tory E Adams retiring chief Charles dequest President Roosevelt "to of the iron and steel branch of clare for the duration of the war the war a state of national prohibition of that theproduction board revealed industry's production of the manufacture sale and use of steel hitherto a bottleneck plate all alcoholic beverages except for construction had ship affecting medicinal purposes" will be of- reached a total of 220000 tons in fered to the general assembly by the week ended May 16 a worldthe presbytery of Pennsylvania wide record ---- Church Seeks Liquor Ban For Duration st - steel-makin- 1 r 1 T74-- SALT LAKE'S OFFICIAL BOND BOOTH LOCATED IN THE FRONT WINDOW f I - : :i Ill - : six-wee- i--- - 4$ ' '''- '" ): OF THE PARIS Board Orders Deferment of Vital Workers -- two-wee- M: 1 v 4 141 i ' I) IF ' 0 t ' I'l )110 ' A I - t - t 1 ' '' i ''- ' 1 -- 1 I N ct:)) 1 - : ! 446 iis--- ) r--- k4 -- I wki 1)11116s 50 ' ! 5 5t ' i Nts A I ' N:'' ' -- -- - ):- - - 1 'i i' -- -- 1 1 ( ' 43 ‘ ' 2 l''''"-'-'7A- ' I a : joi 1 40- irs - - ' i ' - - iii ' te't41 i 1 Reg U S Pat Off I 1 - ' i1 4- to --- A - 43‘It' ' s 1 i ' biu4 1 ) f - i 1 I 1 i i 4 I 1 ' CASUALS IsS3 arid 213 ‘ I 40 ' 4 i al' Iwr I Walgreta : :I Ir glow :alionaglift i 1 - A I ! ) PENNSAUKEN N J May 21 (In—Police Chief Thomas Thorpe revealed Thursday that a "deliberate attempt" had been made to wreck a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train on the only line serving Fort Dix N J from the west near here on Tuesday Thorpe said it was a clear case of sabotage Federal bureau of investigation agents promptly entered the inquiry he added The chief said the train carrying 124 passengers struck several rail splice bars and two ties which had been placed on the tracks at Horning Grove near a bridge which spans a small creek "Only a miracle" kept the train from- - plunging into the stream Thorpe asserted s - 1 Door La 1 Style after style in 2481 WASHINGTON—OGDEN i - i "'' ' ' 209 SOUTH MAIN t : k i- a 41 A AP177-- ' Ft: - - a R1 - ' imfb!irt ‘ ''-- fk 7- i tc i- - ! t a : : 7 7 " ------ P- 1 ‘ )--- 1: 1 i ecootni i7:::' ' I I aCket 4aki 16 sqe 0 e' t t as a etNaess Gts? 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