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Let's tuard-l- t With Ilond's Listen I LI:xxell ' - s ' - - ' Viii 1 4 - - 15 No 52 '' - ' - — - t Salt 11d4 City - ' - It '' - 4 ' I k - 111tils 4 4 ' - 11 I! 11 ty t ‘ Measure Carries Seetion'Providirig Draft Att:Reelassifiimtion I: Allowed for Wife "or'Irarents Sunis ' Strike inFratlee ' - s : ‘ 0 bine 1 1912 t) Britain---(Offici- 4110-- 4' - (IsPott41 t : I (A)-L-Brit- ain ' ' ' ' - :i ' ! - - — - : - - o'11- 4eAmtc0Ailia ' t - -- '' - 0 ''' - '''-- ' ' lk ow -- — ' '7' - ' Offiela s Firms Face t s Trut Charge s ': vr 4 1 ' 4-- le - 4- — — l'-'- - ' ra - '-- e- - ' à ?"-- ' - 1 - ' - - : - - -4 ' ' sister or grandchild If he soldier had no wife or 'Children is contribution would be $22 in is classificatio- nLinked with these dependency rovisiorus the measure carried a tion authorizing the selective rviCe under the direction of the resident: to set up classifications eh would determine the order n which registrants would be ailed to ictive service ngry Charges Senator Johnson (t) 'Colorado ponsor Of the bill said this would ix the status of the 65 per cent f registrants be said had been eferred because of dependency enator Taft (R) Ohio added that t ought to result in deferring rtarriid men over SO years old ntil all other classea had been brother I - t - -- - t ' Tree Fighters - 1 (continued en room Twe1v0) (Column Two) U During consideration of the farn- threw but - indictments against y allowance measure the senate the company ray 19 and "if it is card angry charges that action the same as that we believe that n a military pay adjustment bile the e n not be sustained" as being delayed to "chisel a few The charges c no other ollars out of the enlisted man's statements im mpanies made ediately '' s - -- Gs e i neral ' ' - - ' ay" Individuals 1were S 01 Bakei Senator IA Follette (Frog) director Of sates of the explosive iSCOM1111 served notice he in! division Of D Pont andhis asdisPnded to move Monday to 11 - ' C-t- I - -- !'- - ''- - - 4- - - - " ik-- ' os7 ! i 4 0 1 vIftce 1 ' 1 IIID 0 - - 1 rWri'lersTi" the Pacific noIf ''' ' '" " - ' ce ‘ -- o JAPAN---' ' '' ' : ' : -- I -- '1 i '''' '- - - : - ' - -- !- - ' - 1 I ' ---- ' Yavv) I - ' cuolow Iv 0 ''- - -' ' - ' ' ' - -- ' PPWAKE : o- - ' '': 7 - '' - - - - ' ' II'S ' ' " -- ' tl ' - 1) ' - ' '- '' ' ''' 0" ::: '' ' -' 1! : - ' : HAWAII - ' -- '' ft ' - ' - - - - 1 '- - '- ' d ' o Ise - - 7A Pm - Cana - - 0164'' or-"r- Ki' ' ficial) By United Press — MELBOURNFriday Long-rang- allied e June 5 bombers and destruction spread - of twoJapan's principal through invaston 'bases and strafed &third arc north of along- a 2500-miAustralia Thursday a united naannounced Fri- tionsconimunique : ' day Earlier announcements had told Of a sudden flaring of submarine warfare in the southwest Pacifier with an allied submarine sinking three Japanese ships totaling 22- 000 tons including a transport loaded with troops and Japanese submarines sinking a small allied cargo boat and attacking two - a - (pg) le - 1 - - - - - - - - - -- - Kai-she- b - ng - -- - Gerinans Use Hoarded Stukas Seilators Vote War Against In Bill for 'Desert Vieto y Balkan Nations ed - - 1 USTakè Par c In SI E Struie F z - five-memb- er - gd ht ireeted top-spe- ed Shot Quells lifiese Rioters War 1111§iall Tempo Rises sun-acorch- ed - (A'-T- he - - U11---- A ti S' lies Vital Tank Parts To At of IBritish in Libya - s - i nt war-Remem- h - - 10-mi- UP)---A- le s - m- I an-lo- st ' - - "The ' s I 1 ' ' :i ' i1 - : :- -- - - 4 1 ' 4 - : ' t i - ' - - - z 6 their attack to Midway island 'edn'esday's Thursday Alter two raids on Dutch Harbor U S naval and air baie in Alaska The assault was 'reported :in The announcement came les than tive hours atter the navy reported the- situation is "at pres- ent qui0? at tiptch Harbor which WRII raided twice within Biz hours Wedneaday apparehtlyby carrier- based planes Canadian Defense Minister J L Ralston told the Canadian house of commons that Canada is aiding In defense of the North American west coast againat further attacks He stated that "plan s previously made 'by Canada and the United States are in actual operation" He said Canadian Chief of 'Staff Lieutenant General Kenneth Stuart is on the Pacific coast arrangfor troop disposition against ing -all emergencies' - 1 : - - a navy communique which gave no details beyond saying that Midway—northwest of Hawaii and nearest U S base to Japan —was attacked at about 9 a rn focal time (1230 p in 1MWT) - :- - ' o : Entire Area on Alert Ralston's statement' came while the entire area frOm the Arctic stretches of the Aleutian islands to the tropical ateas around the Pan- ' ama canal was on The alert The only new detaili regarding Wednesdays thrusts at Dutch Harbor was that no 'oombs were dropped during the second sortie The navy said this raid apparently wan in the nature of reconnais- - sanpe — tds' determine damage wrought in the Int1aF raid six hours earlier when four bombers and some 15 fighters unloaded high explosive s and incendiaries Coming so soon after the Dutch Harbor attack the NAMUR on Mid- way was viewed as a Japanese effort to create confusion and vert Amerlean defenses a poseible heavier sneak blow elsewhere Midway is approximately 1500 miles southwest of Dutch Harizor Expect Further Attack The there was revealed a few attacl 'after high officials discussing thp Dutch Harbor raids warned thatithe laps were likely to strike again — not alone at Alaskan territory but anywhere along the Pacific coast It was no indicated what type which planes attackedtbMidway Halies 1149 miles Ire5srtfuc'Itinfy rewaii and which the pulsed JR p raids WI( r The last Japanese foray on MidMarch 10 when two way wan-odi-f- ) it " : ' - ' or 16 1r 1' I ' -- t I ' : n four-engine- Beskplaries d wets - in- tercepted westaof the base by four American fighter planes which a shot one of them down Earlier after a long period ctt on (Continue'Column kK ( 2rvieheio 4 - - - - 11 : - Japanese 'carriers were accompanied by hattie- ships and cruisers Ohe bat tleship and one carrier defl-- nitely were damaged andother vessels are believed to have been hit Our attacks on the enemy are continuing"- - ' 1 i l way time that island - was heavily :raided by Japatiese carrier-haq- d planes The at tack was repulsed by local defenders in which all armed services are 'represented A heavy toll of attacking planes was taken Damage to ma- terial and Installations on Midway was reported minor No reports of personnel casualties were received 1 t 1 - ' : - - - ' 4-- 1- fire I72 Pon - - - - f - ' - -- (1111-- Aniéi Bombers U cave jai) By 'United Press WASHINGTON June ases Aflame Japanese warplanes switchel - San-Erancli- - '' ' - " ' ' MI W 4 far-flun- - - : Nirhall : 6 Polo-u--- -" ' t a - C - " -- - 'w - ' '''- ' Ka119-- g" - '' ''' d ' ' 00- Ch1nese--(01fic1a' C Hobion sistant vy 'a Ea eh harge the acnate conferees who Gerow directoir of sales for Herl'iess Associated By 9A 4 hus far have refused to accept cules and hia assistant II' 14-CHUNGKING June 4 -- The house amendment intreabing the Lynch E out ' Pelt directOr of Atlas ranking United States command-0 : I 14 tilnimum pay in the armed eery--e- s sales and Fropt : W E Ma assietante DUTCH ers in southeast Asia slithered to $5a a month instead of Norman T Alexander here ' Others war confor he $42 previously approved by the Hazietine night Thursday 1NDIE I: ! -2-EAST M vice 'Aus of al president ti:Illinois:J ferences with China's ' Generalisenate ' :I: :: ' ' Moses sales director of Penetrate Fire Curtain -k simo Chiang to against a' 4' Neat Action Eugene King President and F T ' American and allied bombers of MI for ' appeals '' ' 'press : of the ' ' ' a heavy curtain of antito take the intLa Follette contended with the MorseSales manager ' the States United penetrated IIpport of Senators Clark (D) company1 ' tiative in an immediate land sea aircraft fire to press home an atissouri 0Daniel :(13) Texas gates Back to 1938 tack on an airdrome at K8epang and air offensive against Japan ' illUrsday in it followup to l'Vednesday's Mid shows the II n ited States' far-flut rid others that- the Senate had of occupied Dutch Timor in the meeting wan Map Interest capital The the bill sa Island outpost (in circle)' g attacked' on the American naval base in Alaska about 575 miles "conspiracy" heightened by Chinese reports of way e right to vote directly on this northwest of Darrssault back to 1938 thatsales at new uestion and ought not to be bir- dated win ' concentrations troop Japanese o were collusive made to ?coI: price amvented by any delaying tactics nsumers and In Manchukuo "All ' bombs were dropped in thse the spread of jobbers generally and speculation that and He to ri the part of Kt conferees the genarea' destroying antiairtarget Japanese mufederal st4e county and - d that if the conferees were Installations and starting erals may have decided at last to craft nicipal governments - try the strength of Russia's armies fires" the communique said discharged from consideraon of the bill hewould ask the In Siberia In the northeastern sector anr nate to direct immediate acother flight of bombers blasted Reveal' No Details Zwl ptance of the $56 figure can and adjoining areas at wharves — I ' ' pos"The only object there Chinese circles said such a move Rabaul New Britain island 750 1 Britain—(Official) By Associated Preas bly be for holding this bill in would account for Japan's failure miles northeast of Cape York Dinference" he asserted is to to folio up her early successes were scored on Carpenrect were Germans their CAIROIl Egypt June 4—The throwing WASHINGTON June 4 UP)—As ter's hits sel a few dollars out of the s invasion of Ausand warehouses startwharf by attempting co served dive bombers into the battle of Libya Thurs- fear's the roll could be called the ing "numerous fires" - the comlisted mans pay in the armed or carefully India tralia -MI4 WASHINGTON June rvices and I am against that" There was no immediate an- day in an effort to break a deadlock aground b wiping out senate voted unanimously 'Thure- munique said The war labor board Thursday di- declare war Igaimit Bul- Bomb Camp pson Replies rected the Holtel Employers' as- nouncement of the subjects dis- advanced allied cussed by Chiang and the Amerstrongholds around Bit Hache in southern day te This Observation brought Sena- sociation of Sitn Francisco to en- - icans Lieutenant garia Hungary and Rumania Fire bombs also were dropped General Joseph anctor of the British desert line into I pre and W hiring r Johnson (D) Colorado to his ter satellites of nazi Germany on a military camp Stilwell on our and General "Another to attack poet o Major union maintenance according Thursday's was membership et to protest that LaFollette An allied bomber on reconnaisThe house had taken simi1ar wit the San Francisco Lewis H Brereton whoflew here RAF comMunique the stukas tiona at Bir 'llacheim developed Isely impugning the motives of agreement sance a big Japafrom India and General more in match found their and than all HoBrigadier action that nese niachine-gunne- d Wednesday conference group local joint Erse 1utive board of it' added "Italian is ln- - the L Chennault who casne British fighting pitmen Seven of yeaterday" Claire at ' seaplane Tulagi and Res tel aurant is to record the the remains Johnson complained that ployee from Kunming complete and some German tanks an 'rage Ton ) troops (Continued were the divers Junkers reported (Column Five) nise amendment had "thrown out (AFL)-our position but the for President Roosevelt to sign -Ashot down along with an escort- - approached The board d d not pass on the: Admitted Beating kilter" the carefully worked out i was not Our home attack tesolution He war pressed inhad the a in urged óf wa est'the other chief" Measerschmitt single ing atin y scales in the bill He added question columns the is Stilwell WednesChiangts American terception and dog-figadoption of the resolutions on the at there were many other bene- point of contróversy between the chief tacked the enemy in' the rear" of staff the commander of day near fir Haeheim ts in Oft measure including in- employers andl employes but that the three nations who ground and British batteries north 4 arAfter ninel days of the parties to meet im!4 the Chinese Fifth and Sixth enmance retirement and disability - declared war against the United German breakof south the mies who In which tanks escaped to Japanese mediatel3r: fighting the Aues negotiate yments through' west of Knightsbridge and States last December were pre e47 traPmentin Burma reached India crossed the terrain Tamar tion of wages continued Thursday to In a overland hazardous their hostile acin and of Cirenaica trelcen4 no If wage agreement is reached said penetrations tenuous salient paring to expand thOs hammer ' We a hell took that bluntly MOSCOW Fridat June 5 flank attacks resembling naval thro within 30 days the board directed tivities in- (Ile which German supplies soviet 'command reported that the parties attempt to agree of a heating" Brereton is the maneuvers the allied and axis and ugh 67-- 0 on votes were senate The were vehicles armored fresh' on an arbitrator In the absence commander of United States army land! forces halted operations early Friday a resumption' of 71-to the east 0 on Hungary- and Bulgaria from Indian Thursday to rest' repair equip- - pushing of such an agreement the board air forcei in action and air forceactivity on fighting It was assumed that Field Mar- 7490 on Rumania tconttnueld on Pao ment and prepare for ' new on- - shal Itself will selec an arbitrator' aome sectors of the front T) (Column Seven) would Romme make Erwin L 14(EW YORM June 4 riot Actions afield were described as Galleries were packed for the slaughts a final determined effort to se- ilouble e 20 Chinese seamen attempting no was land There ' local however and there still was virtually of attraction T congress for: no cure his salient' by n even heavindication of general fighting cgo ashore from a Stften island T fighting' Choking dust clouds cut ler assault on and war Bir illacheim however pir)ck was quelled Thursday night visibility to zero In some places the allied line rubning northward mally declaring anywhere Pier Guard Max Mineck with and tankmen who took the field from there to tralebtl on the south- - functorily and the personal ap"During June 4" said the comwhich bullet In that temperatures of severely single Manuel reported pearance munique rQuezon German-hel"engagement of local d gapounded two of the Chinesesall-their turrets ranged up to 130 ern edge of the the R A were fought in some who Importance of the Philippines president reportAccordingly sectors of the front with active degrees on ed amid low rostrum mounted later the level attacks Thursday une 4 111)i—Vi41 DETROIT The ordinance ofThe riot one 'of several such One of the latest important aeimmediately air operations fice checked with the producer tions occurred Tuesday twilight enemy concentrations in the Bir an ovation and urged the Ameristurbances reported in New York tanks 'parts Fere flown from "During June 3 units ofour air and found that the parts were when British armored forces drove Hacheim area arbor recently was ascribed by Detroit to Lib a within the last can people to adopt "still another force on various sectors of the month to aid the British in de‘ )lice to the resentment against the enemy out of Tamar a strong-poithe front destroyed or damaged 115 slogan of " leaves feating Colon shore The following day the parts Erwin six miles west of Knights- - French Finns Closed motor vehicles' with troops and gulationuoverning Philippines' ' united were packed under supervision Rommers pa zer forces Colo: Chinese sailors aboard a cross-road- s amsaid he was not in this war materials 40 Carts-witbridge Quezon standing ner Richard ations vessels of a British officer With motor!Crane deputy in front of the nine to FARIS Occupied 'France June 4 countty to ask for an immediete munition mine fields 'and- antisquarely Because of federal regulations 'chief of the etroit ordinance a part of the effort to drive against the Japanese invad- aircraft gun eight antiaircraft whith the Gertnana cycle escort a truck rushed the to a flyingiteld and they had cut gap in the allies Ain Ei Ga- - develop industry along more proza- ers in his homeland but pleaded machine gun posts- and four fluiring $1000 bonds for oriental ' district said hursdaY parts The British purthasing-cowere placed aboard a Libya-th- e la-Bir 'amen permitted ashore steamHacheim line ductive lines the secretariat for that Americans always have in Searchlights blew up four ammuMISSiOn calle bound plane The parts arrived Detroit or- ip companies have been giving '"Me enemy is known to have French industrial 'production mind -- that only in the Philippines nition dumps damaged two rail' linese sailors leave only' in the dinance distrldt on a Sunday in time to aid the British in at 'sat 14 tanks in this en- - flounced Thursday that aome 1300 has your flag been hauled down way stations and dispersed and their stand against General gagement" said Thursday's 0 11 Q firms would mpany of private guardi of ' Colonel Cran paid !asking if be closed for using and replaced by the flag of the partly annihilated' up to six comMineck was one certain tank Parts could be had Rommers too much coal I communique panies of enemy infantry" rising sun" : 4 t 1 Ws w-- - ' ' '''' - - - - ''' - ' i Tokio ' - 1 direr I Latest object of the Nipponese 'lace-savinracific area in the g forays- was Midway- Island - 4 41)c ' - - - - : '' '' t -" 4 ' ''' ' - r-- SIII - - (-' ''' '''''' - P - 'f-- - ' ' ' -' ) Chiang Map War Strategy - ! - et' ' -- 1"- -: - Lost 'An sir ministry communique Thursday night said AhatthreeBritish fighters Were lost throughbutt the 'day- to one German fighter ' -- - - - - 3- honte' - - - - - I - - " - -- ' - - 41 : - - ON- l'' capital Bombed Targets Thursday - In the wake of the iNN commandosfighters and light bombers swarmed across the channel to attack Aargets in the Pas de Calais region the Kentish sky was filled Thursday evening with wave after wave of returning squadrons and a heavy rumble of explosions rolled across the water from the direction of Boulogne and Calais Radio station on Dutch Harbor One of the targets of 'laps RA PI fighters In their after nese warplanes in their series of attacka on 11 S bases in noon attack ranged from Mardyck oti the north to Le Touquet and IP I St Omer on the south without In their attack on Bouopposition logne Boston (American-made- )bombers left column of-- black smoke rising from the docks All :' - -' "' I ' ' ' 410—' : were brought safely the bombers t It' ''''' ' -' - V ' ' ' ' ''1'- PHILADELPHIA- June 4 thliPLom Six firms - manufactukng exploSiVen and 10 of the corn- 1Ificials were panies by a federal on charges grand jury of conspiring to maintain prices '"at high arbitrary and artificial l levels "' Named in the indictment were De Nemours and E I Du company: th Herculeil Powder compant and the Atlas Powdercompany Wil ington Del Auston Powder co pany of Cleveland Illinois f Powder manufacturing company St IAmils and the King Powder company Cincinnati The defendants cpntrolled 75 per cent of the total - volume of commercial explosives- and blasIT: ing supplies produced in the Unit-' ed States the indictment said : Denies Guilt A spokeeman for thritiiculti company said the officers had not seen the indi ctment but 'we are not guilty of violating the anti- e Pointed out that trust act" a grand ljuryI in Richmond Va i In another classification the en fated Mtn' could elect to contribute an additional $5 and the governent w6uld provide $15 more for e dependent parent $25 for two &rents and $5 for each additional ailed I 1 ktotial - ' - " additional child ' - - : Official illi Counts I 1 sixth and heaviest raid on 3114way island Thursday said a cmmunIque lisued by 'Ad miral Chester W Nimit commander-In-chie- f ot the f racifloffleet The communique said: Mid- "At 6133 a ' I - - battleship and carrier- Were damaged other warships were believed hit and a heavy toll taken of enemy planes in the aircraft ' - ' t A Japinese - 's t L HONOLULU June 4 ' ' - ' 1 '' - U S West May Ile -' vl' x - ' 40-'- 7 i - 1000"44-"4- emitc: - ::: "' '''--' t 4 Nq ":4--- " : 4141 -- - -- ' islibtt 1 - - ernment weitild contribute $12 monthly to the support of the first child and $10 monthly for each 9 ' ' - " 0 - - 11yiie Ae t 1 ' s - t : ' st:80 Midw t ' 4 2 - éins'' 10 laz'iv: 1041 - ' I - by : a n4 donee: fittlhOrnitsL) ) - : By Associated Press LOND01417tine 4 t threw all three - of her fighting WASHINGTOis June 44(111—The senate passediThursday't72 services t 4 conti- against- the nazi and sent to the house a measure providing cash allowances for nent Thursday in 24 - hours reaif ' the dependent's of enlikted men in the arm' ediorceilbut dela3ied I ceaseless assaulttor- which clearly I atthe the way great ' at least until Monday showdown vote : on the question of in- -' paved II force to come tacking 200 a While force of seamen perhaps 10 $50 creasing the pay of buck privates and navy big bom6ers battered Bremen in ' brief summer darkness comthe monthly I mandos 'supported by the royal Under ' the legislation approved & navy landed in the very- heart of by the 'senate without a record the invasion coast betweenLBou- i vote any soldier sailor marine logne and the once-ga- y - gambling or coast guardsman receiving $78 resort ofLe Touquet0 0 could assure or less his monthly — They brought back valuable In- wife of at least $50st month In- formation for evaluation by allied come ' generals' here at a time whenlarrWould Contribute $22 for the future planseaching 4 ' allied offensive were being ditsof this amount theenlisted man r 'Names Indictzni nt cuisect in Washington The' corn-- would contribute $22 from his pay - ' yi man dos' own chief Lord Louis while- - the government would conSix 'Con Mountbatten is now in the IL S tribute $28 In addition the govL - 110:s:tansy! 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