Show - - - ' - - r E 1 rtibunt 12 1943 flit Zalt fZik 4 Friday Morning !Churchill Talk! Turin is War Plants Wr ecked German Press IAmericas Speed Completiol' Shows New Bombs Photos Reveal Fears Allied By 10000-Mil- e Of N The said ENclute1e: Highway that ministry 1 Faith in wtory In (1441011 Ncal s Salt Lake Tribune the Lancia Works WASHINGTON Feb WM— ways Honduras to or ported that LONDON Feb February Comacho Sees Production As Mexico's Role in War T I : : d The president came to this tier town of Chiapas State 30 miles from the Guatemalan border on his first inspection tour of southern Mexico to treat person-I- s ally with wartime problems of transportation and production in this important area "What our allies need most from us now is not men but materials— strategic metals and other vital war supplies" the president told the United Press Quality Only the quantity of shoes has been rationed not the quality! Now more than ever before it pays to buy Better footwear shoes that will give you service yet bring you comfort and style We believe you will find the answer to rationing in the Better including: it supply- - 'VHS "impossible anything" and that all orders 'must be canceled" Study of the photographs led the ministry to assert that Turin's production of transport will be "very small for the next few months at least" "Destruction to engineering works throughout Turin is on such a heavy scale that repair facilities for industrial rehabilitation almost certainly have been saturated and much preliminary work in restoration of Newspapers Say e Enemy Origin the Voecommented Thursdayrshortly after Prime Minister Churchill's address that an allied attack on continental Europe now "appears very possible" and predicted the drive would come in western France where Germany maintains ''important submarine it 21 J r) e r WPM1 liki L1441001 4 1 '''''''' '1 At all ii26-Lii- 1 1911 - '' 4"- 11111"'"j OA jeateft1161141109 ik - I f - - 7717:TEr-l-L-- : - ' I : te : : r7 Ittocn11:cmmamlo z — ::T: -- - - g :::: ti - ''' - AT THE 7 - - - :: ::- mw73 4' '' La 1' : 1 1 -: 'LI 1 1- -- r2 7 -t l I A 4 c ( 1 wt ' ' 1 ' j Z r -- ' T::! r-1-1 l ‘ '''' r"1 -- 0 t A ! r - - - - ' ' - 1 i I - i il L- K'- 1 250 MI STATE -- 4 l - 1 :- it i t1 EncH I:11 31 ti E ' States Disappoint Hitler disappointing to Herr IMay mayhebesummed up "to learn we are on a rising tide of tonnage and not upon an ebb of (4 shrinkage but It iis the governing fact of the situation I take h11' responsibility for assuring the i house—and I have not misled them so far—that we shall be definitely better off as far as shipping is con' cerned at the end of 1943than we are now ' Unless something entirely i new and unexpected happens in i field we shall L this H be still better off by the end of 1944 assuming that the war con- tinues that long': The prime minister's steady con- hi: i as to the submarine situa- fdence ! i tion—and as to the general course of the war as well—was indicated also in a jocular aside he threw in at the American-bor- n Lady Astor 14 li Conceding that everyone would rather have a fast ship than a :' slow one but pointing out that the urgent demand in other connecd tions for engines had to be considered too he remarked I drily: This is also true of race horses as the noble lady was so well aware in her unregenerate Lady Astor smiled days" On the subject of aid to Russia Churchill reached the pitch of his I' eloquence Duty to 111144ia I Speaking of the Casablanca eon- ference he reiterated that Stalin been unable to come because Fhad of the hourly demands upon him f made the great Russian offen- ' sives by and reported that President Roosevelt had been willing to meet r the Russian leader as far east as n 'r Khartoum in the r sudan' if that would be more suit- able "Although he (Stalin) was abr sent" the prime minister went on "our duty to aid to the utmost in our power the magnificent tremendous effort of Russia and to to draw the enemy and the 1' try enemy air force from the Russian front was accepted as the first of our objectives once the problems of the war had been met in such a way as to enable us to act f ' I 1 1 I 1 c:o4sat Co e p : 100 ciN 8 4 ‘‘ -- - 04 1 f19kr--s AL&0) 7 ' - i '7'- 4' - '' l : L - - t 019014t - di t ' 1 S' - 1 1 ' $109 $195 ii i:4 p 2350 t tc4 -'''' '41---- 'aeatt f tr! 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Berlin and other German radios in broadcasts recorded by Associated Press Pictured the prime minister as extremely wor- ried by the axis submarin e menace and pictured Britain as becoming a political vassal of the United States since General Eisenhower as named supreme commander in north Africa e "Great Britain and her De lists in north Africa have lost a big political battle because the Americans carried their point namely the British Eighth army was plced under control of Amer- ican General Eisenhower" the Berlin radio said "The second point of interest is the clearly- re- vealing way in which Great Brit- amnt is seeing the general situation about the submarine problem" Churchill's optimism about the antisubmarine campaign was dared "absolutely-tinjustifiedand backed by fictitious figures Mussolini's newspaper Giornale d'Italia made this comment which the Rome radio broadcast: IS evident the Americans and British are in a hurry to end this war and it is also evident that the strong calm- and confident axis powers will resist without count- ing the months" Gernlan propaganda was pri "InlY concerned with beating home the fear of a second front- to its own people and those of the satellite countries A I I were warned of fresh Russian successes and allied advances in north Af- rica and the far east The Voelkischer Beobachter said German troops were calm behind vast defenses on the French coast undergoing "a war of nerves in the task waiting day after day l week after week—a that weakens energies" be isese dtai ns gk The Bremen r a d i o Churchill's phrase about and burning Germany as "sadis- h Bostonian-Mansfiel- d Beobachter bases" IT-B- - I' - Hitler's newspaper Churchill Airs Allied Plans For Big '43 Offensive irt: t-- By Associated Press lkischer Nicaragua 000-mil- Hit West France By Kirke L Simpsor! P Feature Writer-PrimMinister Churchill's war review in parliament was strikingly notable for its tone It breathed a calm confidence in ultimate comessential services and removal plete victory of victory in Euof debris will he necessary in rope perhaps sooner than is genmany works before reconstruction proper can begin" the minerally expected istry concluded This time the sturdy British wsr Copyright by N Y Times to more had ileader something promise than blood sweat and !tears He was promising action aggressive effective and quick action to smash the foe everywhere He could not and did not promise victory in 1943 He left no doubt that in his own mind and that of President Roosevelt and in the judgment of the staff which assembled at Casa(Continued From Page One) blanca planned events of the next in see axis will the months nine bigger today than It was six! is physically and reasonably pos- Europe tottering toward its fall months ago" sible in the same way as he has not in Russia alone but everymoved been made to burn and bleed along soldiers of 3000000 That where of the British the vast Russian front from the The mood of that Churchill ad- under the protection sea to the Black sea" been lost— 1348 have navy only atdress caught almost as much or drowned killed M t o us Meeting omen missing tention as his specific revelations n Ile told of a merged Icoown Mount Reporting on his trip to and land air and sea command in back home from Casablanca—the — That ''we have decided' Mr1t7in took In a momentous meetithe western Mediterranean sector Churchill Mr Roosevelt—"to and He gave a brighter progress reng- at Adana with the Turkish He throw emphasis rather more on President larnet In01111 and milmenace port on the afforded the first real glimpse of production of escort vessels" even itary leaders -- - Churchill made the overwhelming allied numerical at the cost of some "impingement these things clear beyond quesodds piling up in Africa and the on new (merchant ship) building tion: That "the rate of killing of near and middle east to sweep the That he was a willing "lieutenhas steadily improved ant" to Mr Roosevelt axis out of Tunisia and invade the in the north 1942 Hitlerized continent of Europe He From January to October African campaign and that he ex- the rate of sinking the British parliament dramatically reaffirmed Britain's war probably was the best we had seen- pected and country to ''be very pledge not to halt her all-opress Noeffort until Japan too succumbed so far in this war But from careful in criticising this arrange- Yet most of all it was his buoy- vember to the present date the ment" and not to "run one general rate has improved against another to the detriment ant confidence that the end is in three-montas much again more half than even if and of the smooth harmonious rela- dimly distantly sight "At the same time the destruc- - tions which now prevail among as yet and the solemn commithas un- - us a band of brothers who have ment he voiced to aid Russia and tive power of the aid her now that must have caught dergone steady dimunition since got their teeth in the job" the ears of his listeners His new the beginning of the war In the 'rhat "unconditional 'surrender" declaration of faith in allied vic- first year each operational —Mr Roosevelts creation as to tory was unusual even for a man at work accounted for an average the final purpose of Casablanca whose resolution has never wav- of 19 ships in the second year and a creation to which Mr ered It has a meaning all its own an average of 12 And the third Churchill readily assented--- did not It is easy to see why the Casa- year an average of seven and one- - mean "that we shall stain our vie- blanca decision to merge all allied half" torious arms by any wrong and forces in French Africa under the That allied ships losses for the cruel treatment of whole popula- supreme command o f General last two months were the lowest tions" but rather that justice Eisenhower was not disclosed until sustained in such a period for over must be done "upon the wicked Churchill could reveal it to parlia- a year i no and of EA guilty ment While the prime minister agreed or fascist power orvestige of the Japa-- ' that the submarine menace had by nese war plotting machine will be 2:m1:: 2 no means been destroyed the left by us when the work is done whole tone of his speech was that as certainly it will be" t were being made in That the criticism so wide- i 1 I great strides ' si ti meeting it and that there was no spread among some English and reason for excessive alarm American circles at the- - political iffi r1:::1-- )' It was true he said that sub- - arrangements made in north Afri- ‘ marine production was rising but ca was not shared by the prime m° was the rate of submarine de- - minister struction and there was more :I over what he called a vast flood of ships pouring from the United A in Work on the longest military sup- - Costa Rica Mexican engineers and wortt ply highway in the world—A 10- e artery eventually link- - men aided by American machine i ing Alaska and the Panama canal and credits are building conne-- E —will be rushed to completion be-- 1 ing highways south of Oaxaca I fore the end: of the year it has the Guatemalan border and been disclosed and improving their sections of Much of the route—paved and completed highway unpaved—now is in use and con-- 4 31acDona1d said the army t4eciti struction on the major "missing to undertake constructions 1 ed links" is being pushed under they stimulus of war with the threat! its "pioneer roads" because of thfi of a Japanese submarine campaign: "importance to national defer added that his agencywt: against Pacific sealanes a para-- 1 and make improvements later to met mount factor : Completion of the Alaskan-- I standards set for the entire rou-4Canadian highway last November t connected the northernmost tip of nr North America with sections of race Filched Gal! Bookli the CHICAGO Feb 11 fPA—Gas highway al- ready in use leaving the onlY line ration books which Lyr major gaps south of Mexico City: Scott a probationary policerna to the Panama canal is charged with possess:nr ar Public Roads Commissioner selling were stolen from the CI-Thomas H MacDonald ham just cago headquarters of the 0 P revealed in testimony before a Michael E Mulcahy Chicago arf-house appropriations subcommit- - 0 P A director announced Thurl tee that the army now is con- - day Mulcahy said that Scott til structing 600 nUles of "pioneer- one of a group of policemen a roads" to connect Completed road- signed to guard the books i 1 Assztult Will ut For Men Johnson & Murphy Wright Arch Preservers ' Allied Confidence I 11 ts Selby Arch Preservers Trupoise and Styl-Ee- z ocock Thompson Debs Foot-Jo- y er re- U-bo- at For Women T Calm Anglo-America- e E Rflects Anglo-America- n More Impcirtant Now Than Ever Before lines we carry 11—Study photographs of Turin Italy taken by royal air force reconnaissance planes after British bombers had made six year-en- d raids on that important industrial center showed that 70 industrial plants were hit 65 acres of city was seriously affected and 24bui1dings were damaged the ministry of economic warfare announced Thursday The Lancia Motor Works employing- 4500 men and turning out 121-- 2 per cent of Italy's total production of trucks was destroyed the ministry reported while the Fiat Works at Lingotto lost 13000 square feet of roofing among other damage War Review Tone Iron-lave- (UP)-Preside- f in ' -- COMITAN Mexico Feb 10 (De- Manuel Aviia Camacho in an exclusive interview with the United Press said here Wednesday that Mexico winning the battle of produc- ton of war supplies for the united nations and if the necessity ever comes to call Mexican man power t(!) the fighting fronts the repub- Lc wi:1 respond "true to the brave tradition- - of the Mexican revolu- Lon Y Tlaten- t t - : I I i P s I ' - |