Show Voluilteers Wanted! - A The 0 P A needs an army of Ipmen volunteers to aid its rationing program If you can help to the 0 C D volunteer office 115 South State street ' i t 41$ - Att IS vk 't o g-- The Weather I For Salt Lake City and vicinity: Little change in temperature Sunday Maximum temperature Saturday in Salt Lake City 46 degrees minimum temperature 23 - degrees (Issued by permission of military authorities) 116 No 123 Vol Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning February 14 1913 -- 411 Price Ten Cents clams Oultskirco ts :of Men WMC Eyes Plan Tax Guadalcanal Gives Yank Fliers Springboard To Put Oomph Pleas Face Daily Swamp Into Job Drives U S Leaders 1943 Draft ktii war man :::: 12000 ay-lbp- ay S 1 MARSAALL ?TRUK IS if WASHINGTON Feb 13 The power commission is about to put oomph into the recruiting of workers for war By Associated Press WASHINGTON Feb 13 — With cold hard figures the top man power officials told the American people Saturday night that 12000 men a day are going and must continue into the armed forces this year and that to man 18 to 3S can be deferred regardless of dependents unless his work is essential and he is irreplaceable Paul V McNutt chairman of the sear men power commission and iNtajor Gereral leevvia B Hershey director of selective servize d:ecloeed the actual rate of inductee in outlining the draft outlook in a joint broadcast over the Blue plants The agency hopes to get under way next month in Baltimore a spokesman disclosed with a program of glamor patriotic appeal footlight personalities and war heroes W M C hopes to get stars like Helen Hayes and Bette Da-i- s to help the recruting prosaid gram the spokesman k camReady-mad- e paigns will be sped to whatever area is currently suffering a shortage of war workers These sill consist of posters leaflets advertising plans radio scripts and addresses for local speakers Figures of the stage and screen distinguished military personalities and doughboys and nurses from the zones of battle will move in simultaone-wee- neously U S Leaders Tell Editors War Secrets network Heretofore tiles rite halt been a closely guarded secret but in the telling there was ro comfort for the axis Erriphaelze Bignees Emphasizing the tremendous ilLze of this mobilization --McNutt Members of ASNE said: "In a week's time we are seven into uniform full putting Swear Not td Olvisions—in a month 23 divisions Thls year ‘!one the number of men inducted will approach in size Divulge Information the entire American army in the first 1Vor1d war" In depicting the WASHINGTON Feb 13 UP) — Inductions in terms of divisions he referred to draftees for the With each editor sworn to secrecy navy marine corps and coast on a signed card two of the biggest press conferguard as well es the army Hershey summed this up as ences' in Wamhington history were meaning "the great natjority of held Saturday as members of the the physically fit except the farm- American Society of Newspaper rs between 13 and 33 years of Editors learned about the war on lige most go into the armed forces the foreign and home fronts dithla year It la most Important rect from the nation's leaders thet these Who have jobs in our General George C Marshall and war induetries be left until they lAdmiral Ernest J King cay be replaced in order to mainarmy and navy officers frankThe majority ly discussed progress and plans' of tein production of men this year must come from the military effort for ASNE those with dependents" members Seatistiea Ily the picture preIn addition to the point of prosnted by these and past pro- feSSiOnal ethics involved the edinounements was this: A total of tors each signed a little white 13 to 33 which s a I d: I understand card I tclut 22154000 men that with 140041001 to 15000000 able of the someetings tr) pass military physical requirepledge me to secrecy regardments A bout 2500000 deferred ciety any confidential statements ing and work farm other vital fee Backmade the before beghly important war jobs About ground informationsociety obtained from 1126010 in the armed servicea our Ppeakers is not to be attributend of this the year by ed to them under any conditions ork Moat Be Eeeential The old rule on background is: The need for men has now 'I know it's true — but nobody reached -- a place" Hershey de- said it'" Some of the material may be clared where we must be sure as background for stories and that no registrant is deferred if used be is engaged in work which can editorials in the future as war debe suspended or which can be done velopments unfold Later the ASNE members man one physby an over-age- d took their material shortage and ically less fit or by a woman" McNutt said he was presenting man power problems directly to the facts clearly and frankly" be- the men in charge—War Produccause he believed the American tion Board Chairman Donald M people wanted the truth and they Nelson War Man Power Commission Chairman Paul V McNutt bad renown "they can take it" He acknowledged it would mean Price Administrator Prentiss M readustments and hardships all Brown a n d Director James dewn the line shifts of workers to Landis of the office of civilian de- new jobs further tense Also on the program was by the civilian population and Agriculture Secretary Claude 11 oessation of some businesses Wickard Here too the sessions No one wanted to put anyone were off the record eel of business he said "but in Economic stabilization and its making the omelet of victory we probable effects on the industry mutt expect to break a few egge" took the spotlight Saturday night 'When he came to the question of with Director James F Byrnes of eleifting lobs lateNutt said nothing that office addreqsing the annual of direct government control Colonel John Jestyn banquet Another high official who could Llewellin of the British chairman howname said P Cortinuel rot be Tinted by Ten) COMM! FiVe) ever that the administration had rd top-ranki- 'off-the-reco- rd belt-tighteni- ceee-ee- on ei Cn!u-n- n Fire Ten) 1 elx) ICAROLINE Folks Back Home Like Ruud Plan Say Lawmakers Editorials Arthur Gacth Gallup Poll 18 19 19 Intermountin News 14-1- 5 State 12-1- 3 NCWS Section Local - 0 Sports Financial Constantine Brown Section that B News1-2-3-4-1- 6-7- -8 9-- 10 16 C mile-an-ho- Locz1 Society Club Calendar Dear Joe State Society Chicago Tribune Service Feb 13 — WASHINGTON Rubber Director William M Jeffers next week is to report easements in the outlook for a critical rubber shortage this fall imhave been provements one prebrought about since his vious formal report on November 30' when he foresaw a shortage endangering military production and transportation on the home front progress report No 2 however will forecast no relaxation in civilian driving regulations for another 15 or 18 35- The nation-wid- e months limit and the speed nation-wid- e gasoline ration will remain a necessity according to Jeffers' study until the output of synthetic exceeds requirements for the army and navy lease-len- d ard for heavy-dut- y truck tires In the meantime recaps and new tiros of reclaimed- rubber 7 8 8-- 10 Books Music 11 Kathleen Norris 12 ur - a& ' 1 s I OCEAN ISLANDS-- do iii NE YV NEW wl- — S i ! IRELAND GUINEA:: NEw1c):i B RITAJNARABAUL ofln Direc-li- a Germans Fire Rostov Says Report Entire Southern Front of tReichswehr Crumbles London Says C1LBERT - L City Frorri Three EQUATOR rreo : WASHINGTON Feb 13 Congressmen reported Saturday that mail from their constituents is overwhelmingly in favor of a 1500 1000 500 IITP1101 soLOMON plan with opinion MILES MILES E ok--e MILES A IS :::: r1x4Ir PIO FIT Russia—(Official) By Associated Press widely divided as to the details STEWART IS The Ruml plan appeared to be :::11:g ktLONDON Feb 13—Kharkov Germany's defense hub for 'LlkAS)11ES BY the most often mentioned by perSo sons who went into detail in the entire eastern Ukraine was within reach of Russian artillery their GUADALCANAL (71:: SANTA CRUZ IS mmFrrrm recommendations but congressmen a 'tc:from three sides and all its main railway communications were reported many popular misconceptions of the effect of its proposal cut by red army 'advances pounding into the suburbs two comapeYork to cancel 1942 taxes Ek muniques recorded by the soviet radio monitor indicated Satur One All Ready to Pay day night One letter among 50 received NEW COOKTOWN The red army drove to the w9s IS FIJI by Representative Angell (Ft) '120 HEBRIDE S e a of the city where the northwest was Great Oregon distinctly out of step t R railway to Bryansk was cut 20 with the majority The writer said atAIRNS V' Barrier miles outside the city limits and he had the money for his 1942 in:::r down barriers on the battered come tax all saved up and wanted Reef north northeast southeast and to get rid of it Some writers TOWNSVILLEN:: south where it advanced to within while advocating abatement of iny17-22 15 11 and 24 miles respectiveNEWii dividual income taxes expressed glawromemi concern lest high war profits CALEDON1 500 0 ly the communiques announced escape taxation at the same time Cut Ran LInes STATUTE MILES Senator Lodge (R) MassachuMarshal Forced Out Kharkov' s main railway comsetts expressed the opinion that a campaign for munications to the north and south was Concentric circles show distances from Guadal- U S recently anPacific The southwest Of Tunisia Defense and northwest were cut Only under way in Massachusetts in nounced complete control of Guadalcanal canal island in the Solomons to other allied view of the fact that he and Senthree smaller lines branching to Line Says Morocco ator Walsh (D) Massachusetts and Japanese bases (flag symbols) in the after a campaign lasting six months the west and southwest were left both members of the finance committee have been getting 200 or Russians also clamped a 4llies-0—(0- ff more letters dairy The volume Hal) hold on Rostov on the Don tighter compelled Walsh to resort to a where the Germans were reported By United Press mimeographed reply saying that LONDON Feb 13—The Moroc- to have applied the torch to the he is "generally in accord" co preparation to radio reported Saturday night city in apparent Lodge's staff estimated that 60 forces-Iwithdraw their had the British that Eighth army per ‘cent of his correspondents a drive to the southblasted Marshal Erwin Rommel favored the Ruml plan while 5 out of his first defense lint in west since capturing Belgorod the to 8 per cent proposed plans of took Zoischev mouth Tunisia while to the Wirth Russians only American Fliers Rain Destruction their own 20 miles to the northwest British forces in the Ousseltla about Of Kharkov where they cut the Heavy Mall valley have thrown back an enemy Kharkov-BryansOn Munda Time Ways Meail's Group k to widen the axis thrust railway line for designed (R) Representative Treadway cost stai corridor the first time a special communi Gun Position Fires Start Massachusetts of the ways and Rider Destroy Approves Rommel was forced to withdraw quo announced means committee likewise refrom his positions despite the mas- Arc Around Bill To Debt Limit ported a heavy mail but saw no City sive concentration of artillery snd U By United Press evidence of organized propaganda had thrown against the he With Kharkov tanks thus more than Senator Gerry (D) Rhode Is13—The navy reported Saturday that WASHINGTON Pell radio Morroen the encircled the Russians — (111 13 Army Eighth half WASHINGTON' Feb land of the finance committee has and the front now is near smashed forward in an arc about been getting about 15 letters a day The house ways and means com- American airmen carried out tour raids on Japanese bases in the said Ben Gardane 20 miles inside the the city capturing Liptsi 15 miles from his small state for the last mittee to the northeast Rogan 11 miles Saturday approved a meas- central Solomon s onFriday island time—three against the ermy Tunisian frontier from Libya (Continuer! on Peer Ten) (Column Two) ure to wipe out President noose- air base atMunda on New Georgia island and one on Kolom- - Position Indefinite to the southeast KamennayaYarug-a 17 miles to the southeast velem decree limiting salaries to island The Morocco radio report did end Kazachye-Lopa- n 22 miles to bangara e $25000 after taxes and substitute not state which side of Ben to 63 the were anvictories These the The actions north brought to a more liberal ceiling the fighting had shifted in the regular midnight nounced S of fliers U have number times but it was presumed to be to the communique which was broadcast It was the first formal move in west since the Eighth army wax later the new congress to challenge an rained havoc and destruction on order issued by the executive un- the Munda base since November officially reported to have reached the front menacing Rostov a point just east of there earlier in in On der the sweeping war powers acts 23 The enemy started work there net the special war a tightening the week Representative Disney (D) Okla- soon after U S marines captured of the bulletin reported Large-scal- e homa its sponsor called the action artillery duels have Novocherkassk only 19 capture miles outsector in Guadalcanal in then been that the "a revolt against government by progress incomplete side the city and the last large WASHINGTON Feb 13 (s)-- for several days and Saturday's town directive" airfield which has proven to be on the railway to the north A1lies-- 40f 0Cairo communique also reported The plan would peg salaries of such inestimable value to AmerThe labor department reported The cutting of the railway to British between skirmishes patrols exceed $25000 net to their ican forces By Associated Press severed one of Kharkov's Saturday that prices of foods un- which detachcar Bryansk armored and enemy 7 1941 while communication The actions also raised to 11 the most ALLIED IN der 0 P A control Increased 066 level of December of end on inland the ments HEADQUARTERS important the stipulating that salaries which did number of attacks made on enemy AUSTRALIA to the northwest lines 14-- Tunisia the in front 15 Feb southern cent December between and Sunday per not exceed $25000 before Decem- positions in the The red army thus had pene- marshes 7 could not rise above that January 12 while prices for foods ber sector in five consecutive The process of whittling down Jap the German winter line to trated to be picking appeared not under the program decreased now It was attached as a rider days resistance in New Guinea on the upActivity the Tunisian battle a point almost directly north of all along to a bill the nation's legal 23 per cent raising The first of the three Dnieperopetrovsk on the big bend approaches to the enemy's Huon area as the weather improved The situation resulted Secre- debt limit from $110000000000 to attacks on Munda occurred Friday of the Dnieper river where some early gulf bases of Salamaua and Lae is Yanks Move Up in the morning when a lone IT S tary Perkins said from "continued $210000000000 believed the Germans observers The committee adopted the Dis- plane continuing with 32 more Jap dead moderate advances in prices of radio were preparing to form a second Later bombs Paris there The dropped remeats dairy products and other ney proposal 15 to 10 after in the morning a force of Douglas added to the some 1000 slain in said that American forces nad line of defense Dnieperopetrovsk foods which are under 0 P A con- jecting a move by Representative Dauntless dive bombers escorted recent weeks in that sector the moved up for another attack on Is about 120 miles south and trol" and sharp declines for fresh Gearhart IR) California provid- by Lockheed Lightning and Grum- allied high command reported Sat- the vital Paid pass controlling the west of Zolachev - main road across ' the waist of slightly fruits and vegetables not under ing only for outright repeal of the man Wildcat fighters started fires was now closely menKharkov urday 0 P A regulation Tunisia and had already made president's limitation The Gear- and destroyed a gun position aced by Russian forces on three on Pace Two) The latest casualties inflicted The decline in uncontrolled food hart amendment was defeated 10 sides previous penetrations having Friday afternoon a force of were (Column Two) to 15 on lines was since said she the first a party in carried the red army to Chug-uyebombprices Martin Marauder medium patrol Japanese against 22 miles to the southeast: LozoMay and "resulted partly because ers escorted by Bell Airacobra the Wau area That is the sector of normal seasonal declines and 70 miles to the south and at30 in on bombs the vaya the where fighters "dropped January Japs partly from contraseasonal reacto capture an allied airarea" at Munda villages and towns 18 miles ditarget tempted tions from previous high peaks" rectly to the east The attack on Kolombangara oc- drome and were rolled back EarThe variations in the two cateRostov already reported under Rein the early morning of curred told the week this lier reports Russian artillery fire from three gories produced an increase of 2 were not reported to have once sults estimated force Jap sides fell tighter within near enper cent in the general index of "All U S planes returned from totalled over 2000 men retreating food costs the smallest monthly LONDON Feb 13 (Al — Dr circling Russian lines with the the above attack missions" the toward Mubo which is only 12 rise in a year the report said of the capture of Enemy Origin miles southwest of Salamaua Eduard Denes president of the announcement communique added 19 miles Novocherkassk BEIMIN Feb 13 (By Official Czechoslovak government in exile from Rostov and only last the large — The German Wireless) (INS) said Saturday in a broadcast to his town on the Voronezh to railway nazi-hel- d had Hitler homeland that German foreign office said Saturthe northeast of the city allies the his informed that already A CBS correspondent reporting day that negotiations for exchange Germans must fall back to a de- from Moscow said it was reported of allied diplomats and consuls fense line far behind the present that the Germans had set fire to Interned after the seizure of unRussian front Rostov an action which prewe to have reports "According are to be available for the ordioccupied France were in progress Observers along the English LONDON Feb 13 tin—Brit- sumably would be ordered only in about this I myself consider this case nary motorists—for everyone— but that some time would elapse ish bombers hit docks and fac- the Germans were getting coast reported allied aircraft on and Dvina be will the probably and before for driving at slow to evacuate their forces for over in directions both be could ready is moving there and arrangements it Dniester rivers tories on the coast of France and for distances restricted by his second time the almost channel the be continually will strlick by that their army Holland in daylight Saturday No such drastic action was glsoline allowance The quality made one forenoon the he said throughout ultimate its catastrophe" an was said For of these scrap products has been thingnt He quoted a German envoy to taken in November 1941 when following the second successive Fighters were seen returning' improved according to Jeffers' exchange would depend upon the night attack on industrial tar- from the direction of northern one of the nonbelligerent countries the Germans were forced to withtechnicians and the recap la now possibility of finding ships also gets In western Germany France while other formations as saying Germany couldn't win draw at the beginning of the first good for 6500 miles and the agreement as to persons to be were heading An air ministry communique and that defeat was inevitable if Russian winter counteroffensive flying higher new tire for at least and if they had fired the city this and of Bostons Venturas the continent ward the the soviet offensive continued exchanged 8000 miles time it presumably was because Gerdocks command the bomber attacked before flows Dvina midday Shortly (The through from diplomats the fate "Please emphasize" one of the of Apart man St and and across and bombed and at machine area Latvia Vitebsk they expected never to return Boulogne shipping planes several allied journalists h a a technicians requested his interThe Russians also announced on on the southwest town a Maio of Gulf into the ofpoints Riga widely gunned be to separated decided empties the yet foreign viewer "that tires should be rethe capture of a' string of towns coast of England The explosives the channel coast of France and added fice h farther north of the capped before they are worn beIron and steel works at Ijmulden caused considerable damage to yond repair Many casings are Holland and residential property railway including Likhaya shops 75 miles north of Rostov Zverevo None of the bombers was lost being ruined because the recap and it was feared that many Is postponed 10 miles to the south of Likhaya Also emphasize the communique- said but six casualties resulted and Novoshakhty 15 miles north- that the reclaim will disintegrate The extent of last night's raid fighter planes accompanying the with heat generated by LONDON Sunday Feb 14 Un— west of Shakhty formations were missing following by only 21 hours the Shakhty only 45 miles north of speeds" assault on the big naval base and The Berlin radio announced Sun"Many squadrons of fighters was reported captured Rostov Included in the cheerful news Loukoff NEW YORK Feb 13 (in—Mass escorted the bombers in these General Christo that submarine building yards at day will be a report from Standard executions of Polish Jews on an and made supporting helmshaven was not disclosed Bulgarian minister of war from Friday and the towns occupied by Oil that its plant at Baton 1935 to 1938 in the Kosseivanoff the Russians Saturday were more accelerated tempo have been re- and diversionary sweeps" the immediately cabinet was assassinated at 9 or less behind the Russian lines to added German raiders returned Rouge La within a few weeks ported by European representacommunique 1 The Russians with Saturday's will be in production of butatives of the World Jewish conthe southwest coast before It said the escorting squadrons p m Saturday in were control of all the diene the main ingredient of gress Dr Stephen S Wise presiThe general was attacked in captures three enemy fighters night Saturday night and three h buna S synthetic rubber at a dent of the American Jewish conexcept a towns were showered with explorailway front of his house by several men while one of the Venturas ac- on Pate Two) (Continued rate of 9000 tons a year the radio report added counted for a fourth sives and incendiaries gress said Saturday (Coiumn Three) 1 pay-as-you-- go - L 1 ) r - Cora lEmmmMmmimowmnni 1 77 X AUSTRALIÂI Woomn Rommel Falls Back Under British Attack - A pay-as-you-- go Salary Ceiling Four U S Air Raids Smash Repeal Clears Jap Bases in Solomons House Hurdle n 35-rni- le for 63rd -Allied Forces Food Prices Rise Despite OPA Control Gar-thin- ty am G round In Nelv Guinea -1 d--- - 0-- Munda-Kolombanga- ra axis-controll- ed Exiled Leader Sees Nazi Rout Diplomat Swap Meets Delay Jeffers' Aids Ready Report On the Inside On Rubber Outlook Brighter A Sertion rage Vr1114 4 i211--- Work Must Be Essential to Gain Deferment 0 IS - T Allied Bombers Fighters Blast Targets in Fiance- Holland' - s spe-ed- to-sa- war-mod- id el Rostov-Voronez- Bulgarian Leader Saks Berlin Mass Executions fast Of Jews illount WU-attac- mid-destroy- ed Rostov-Voronez- tt II Li |