| Show 7 77- "77' - - - - - - t -- -- I Fats Tin 4 anti Hags! i - cf They are all needed in the war ard are a special project of t'-minute women Do your bit and Ewell Utah's total t k 1 mr 1 4 't75 iib t :1 W74 1 '"'''t A 1 r I II Ft2414 I i i jwi LIxs:j' ii 41 14:s':-2 1 1 1 )j)dt lvi The Weather "ji tt: 11 t Al! 5 1 i o I "a I 1 i'fort i 1 :)1- !s t '' 'P - t 4 For Salt Lake City and icinity: Little change in temperature Mon Maximum temperature in day Salt Lake City Sunday 48 degrees minimum temperature 21 degrees (Issued by permission of military -- I authorities) 1 146 No 124 Vol - Salt Lake City Utah Monday Morning February 15 1943 1 Price Five Cents - : I f 71' —171 tTNN 1:1 771 73r-- 4' (41j67:1 i011 I I kj 1 iLT1 Lip 1 (44444160i t f Gl'oup Flays World Council of Churches RAF Blasts Lack of Compiles Views on Peace Lorient- in Output Unity Leaders Agree Religious Groups Double Raid Have International Obligation Differ on Postwar Political Aims Committee Hits Buck-Passin- g By Associated Press BERN Switzer lard Feb 14— The Geneva office of the NVor Id Council of Churches concluded in By Aitwwiated an analysis of peace problems WASHINGTON Feb 14— Sunday that the "hard lessors" of this war had in:reamed the The house committee on small realization of the part the church must play in internationbusi cAs reported Sunday it had al life but that agreement on received testimony presenting concrete steps to be taken still was lacking picture of bureauThe report termed only "an g cratic incompeattempt to clarify issues for further discussion" was comtent and listless administration of piled from n d almost traitorous activities churches and church jeaders the world t on of certain interests throughout' Touching both political and to protect their companies at economic subjects it showed differences mainly on whether the expense of the war effort" guilty nations should be punished after the war whether all The committee headed by nations should be urgel to introPatman t131 Texas parLamentary corrrnented that -- the war effort on duce democrstic governments whether trade re- RA R whole front t production strictions should be abolished sit:I lacks to an alarming degree and whether the presert colonial systems should be approved efficient coordination" and asDiscussing the basic questions extincserted small businc-s- faces of operating a world at peace of of lack sympation because thetic consideration in the war It expressed fear that Trogram of point rationing inaugurati-oof thousands" force 'tens might et food stores to close their doors The report did not specify the companies or the government officials figuring in its criticism but it cited as "a particularly danrerous kind of mismanagement within the war production board" Advocates Naming a Florida company's story of its Committee effr:rts to start processing cocoits to obtain glycerine for high On Economic Plans explosives 1 Cite 'rgly Stories' WASHINGTON Feb 14 CPI--begirning of the war Declaring that congress has the effrIrt there have been many ugly final for postwar responsibility arourid to the whatever in the policies plans may be effPct that some officials war production board were more made in other quarters Senator Interested in looking out for the George (ID) Georgia drafted a interests cf their particular busi for the resRes than in promoting the ef- - resolution Sunday calling a senate of creation war of the the effort investigating fett:veress said !n citing the testi- - Committee to study future ecor--rv of 'Herbert Jamul president nomic policies The resolution is th Chemical Products corn- - to be introduced Monday The committee which would parv Miami comern interested in Ice niaking of coconut oil and have subpoena power would be g:N charged with investigating "all P commjte added: matters relating to postwar er than a nomic policy and problems" with spending in wrangling with war of- - the view of advising congress how n Vashington trying to to go about achieving a stable persiade them to alet him start economy along with a just peace of product vital It would be composed cf five the t r the war effort and one that Democrats and four Republicans h17! dpve:-74into a serious short- George who is chairman of the age Jamul said he found himself senate finance committee told rein a ridftulous position irideed porters his chief objective is to government had agreed to buy see that congress assumes its full 77 per cent of all the oil he could responsibflity for shaping the ecoproduce but raw coconuts cost nomic policies of the country afts3 cents apiece and he had er the war hrt-t to buy several hundred millions of "This resolution recognizes the them He needed credit responsibility of the congress to the people of the United States All Buck for our postwar economic policy" the Commodity he declared "He asked Credit corporation for a loan but the corporation said that unless he had a contract from the government they could not make a loan He wax told by officials in the Cornnt7dity Credit corporation to A$ the SeCrPtary of agriculture The secretary of agriculture he WASHINGTON Feb 14 UM— said told him tn go back to the W P B The W P B would rot furSignificant demontrations that nish him a rontract and told him the reduced Democratic ranks in to tro back to the Commodity congress provide less working Th e CorCredit corporation control for the administration than formerly brought private nrhotv Credit corporation then directed him tn the Reconstruclion expressions of concern Sunday The ReconFinance corporation from some party lieutenants In the house where the past otruction Financ corporation he ILAd advised hini to go back and week saw action in comm:ttee and on the floor highly pleasing tee the W P B" Jariiiil still was trying to get a to Republicans a Democratic contract 'at the time of ttie hear- chief disclosed the possibility that a party caucus may be ings the rommittee added e comeoittee urged that the called soon to seek unity Smalier War Plants corporation It was the action of six Demoan arm cf the W P B be reorcrats voting with the Republicans together with the absence panzed to give "competent manof many others which brought agemfint" and take prime for war materials of simple the adoption by the house of an cfnstruction and for essential amendment to the session's first supplies and sublet the appropriation bill to eliminate the free mailing privileges of c7rtrarts to 'mall cOncerns Other recommendations: executive departments Irnrriefate action by govern"Perhaps the demonstration was just what we needed" said ment agencies "to assure the of adequate food supplies" the Democratic leader whose la hth classification of the processname cannot be used "It proved ing and distribution of food as to our side that 'you cannot vote votes that are not present when 'essential war industries" ibution" of the roll is called" 'Etquitat:e di ovai:atie food supplies among Similarly five Democrats with the 10 Republicans large and amall distributors voting e of the ways and means commitInvestigation of the tee forced the groups approval odriTinitration to determine its effect on United States civilian Saturday of a measure to wipe out President Roosevelt's order l1717:4!8 Selfish Interests - buck-passin- statements the4-par- s i cm-Aft- nr-al- s d j Pad the report touched even on the advisability of socialization of major industry General agreement was noted on these points: First: That the church has a specific task in relation to peace making and the creation of international order Some hold this should be done simply by reminding nations of the divine commandments and protesting against violations Others favor concrete policies Second: That the church performs a task by being a worldwide fellowship under one lord wherein national differences are transcended Disagreement exists on whether the church should identify itself with a na- 10 Itract" civ-ilia- prod-iict- ion 1 1 1 4 tion or a group of nations in international conflicts Third: That the church must preach to all nations that Christ Is the Lord over all powers Another point deals with whether all nations should abandon part of their sovereignty to an international authority under LONDON Monday Feb 15 rg-forc7 of British bombers again headed across the Euchannel for rope Sunday night after dropping "over a thousaml tons" of bombs in two heavy attacks Saturday night on the German base at Lorient and pounding German communications In France and Ifolland all day Sunday f ficial) ( ilie Associated Press By LONDON Feb 14—Roya1 Mr force planes unloaded "over thousand tons" of bombs in two heavy attacks on the German hese at Lorient Saturday night the Mr ministry reported Sunday Stirling Halifax and Lancaster bombers participated in the twin raids on the French coastal city —the first target to be hit by d blow in a such a air ministry single night—the news service said The first a ttack was made KI EV la axis-occupi- 50771-tL 7 4 a''444e IT-b- OVO j ONLAC FL 46 PEREKOP str lend-leas- IL L-- - -- jxf e- '''- -'''' - e ''(90n-- ts 4 - v - 7 st odk 1 :1:Ko:NeciF tyAA '' r360 :: - 1941177":":77:AR:41-1":::17- N--'7'''y - Sea of1 ' SALSK - n V- ‘ ' feanTtsti:iteha - eYnorth also the soviet U-bo- at i : " I - :! f t i : udifriiiiiiv: - - - 6--- :zzz double-barrelle- AD-- t -- RUSSIA ' 1 :- I' - : : - e west-NORT- H - ' 6 '''' t f - 1 1 '': i 1 7- - re ss - 1i?: t - : i '":::1 r - - t- - - i 1 ht re-we- J-- ' t - es-lo- '' I 1 - 11 1 1 Navy Sets Jap!Three Utahns Toll at 6066 Get Army In Guadalcanal Navy Medals ) - t- an-fora- ys: (2P)--- :'' 1 - T t - 1 1:'- t Allies Batter Rabaul in Mighty Raid Allies--(Offic- ' ial) - - t ' i - I : t 1 Mayor Whips Up 'IsoP Hash re-aim- - I I o k ' - nt 1 ' creep-Februa- ry I 1 -- in-an- narrow-mindedne- 1 ss - 7 - Sweden Reports Russian Plans For Gigantic Summer Drive (2P)--- llortTenthau Maps Address Today mod-Stockhol- m Hit-mappi- f -- ' t I -- i - -- - t -' t N fr -1 - - 1 t t t - - - I - 11 - - a I r Ilk I - '- i of- - with crushed forward ::: :": ' '" an industrial cen- Voroshilovgrad ctt4'" T—ezrIKIORETSK bzERv ter in the rich Donets river basin U S Airmen Born!) rk:z' also captured according to the :::::: H!!::: Crotone special communique as recorded Naple1 : : by the soviet monitor A SE'VASTOPOI Russian troops poured into nos- In Raids NOVOROSSISK : KRASI'VDAR Daylictht e toy after "breaking stubborn re- (Continuel on Page Three) " (Column Four) OP sistance of the and the ( 4 ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN capitulation was enemy" :::: iSsE aided by a '1 17 t AFRICA Feb 14 UP- )-- ern flanking movement the 'Com- C BLACK Allied airmen blasted six German munique said SEA-:shortly after 8 p m in bright :: C transport planes from a north- - Fourth Conquest mocrilight the air ministry said s el second "when bound formation of 50 over the the adding that It was the fourth time that r(Swave of bombers set out they 0 Sicilian 50 100 150 strait Saturday and to' a city normally of 500000 I T P0 bombed Naples and Crotone Tunis picked up the glow of fires from located on the high STATUTE KA ILES 160 miles away" and Bizerte in operations on both population bank of the Don about northern When they arrived over the tarshores of the Mediterranean corn- - 25 miles from the Don river's ( to Caucasus and the Rostov 1) gatena Voroshilovgrad (2) mouth has changed hands in this get they reported finding the muniques disclosed Sunday dock area a mass of flame smoke Liberator bombers of the war industrial center in the rich Donets basin fell Sunday night from one particular fire reaching Ninth air force struck' across the With its fall went the second of to the Russian army which achieved two of the greatest vica sea by daylight and attacked air- - four principal nazi bastions 'of deheight of 15000 feet Oppose Congress of the war And in the meantime the red army noose tories drome facilities of Crotone on the fense Kursk one of the Defense NVea kens was closing in on the Ukrainian city of Kharkov (3) a "sole" of the Italian boot and the supply bases was toppled northern Control Over on Monoft-r"Even the flak which had been of Naples 200 miles day: Kharkov south of Kursk is German stronghold Lined area is Russian held and aided third port A P Oilier Services to the northwest it was an- - slowly being throttled by a red fairly intense at the beginninga black line represents approximate present battlefront had fallen off and the pilot of nounced at Cairo army noose and other soviet found only six heavy guns from these troops are threatening Orel returned Stirling Every plane 14 WASHINGTON Feb some light ones and five searchother main German hedgehog posiThe American Society of Newspa- lights carrying on" the ministry "Results of the bombing of tion north of Kursk The Russians had held the entire Naples could not be observed thie per Editors adopted resolutions said When the last bombs were to complete cloud coverage over southern bank of the Don and world "a for guarSunday calling dropped shortly before 10 p rn the city" said a communique from other troops advanced from the antee of freedom of the press" dock buildings and installations American headquarters in Cairo east on Rostov The battle raged eaten up by flames after the Tar and opposing efforts "were being "At Crotone bombs were seen to for several days the communique to put any press association "un- red smoke billowing across the burst on barracks and warehouses said and a column under Colonel and large fires were left burning" Shatkin and 313sior Khodov cirder the power of congress to regu- target" returning pilots reported cled above the city in a flanking Squadron Leader John D Netlate commerce" AssociatedPress U S—(Oil-HalDozen Planet Destroyed By victoria cross movement from the west In thec Another resolution commended tleton who won the orthe United Nine officers award in a dayAssociated Pres - final successful-onslaugBritain's By was While limitaction highest Hull for of ground State pubSecretary The Germans apparently WASHINGTON Feb 11—Amer7 States ri vy including two from ed a dozen axis aircraft in all light raid on Augsburginlast April lishing- the recent white book de- said'on midthe of fires group a treated along a lean troops killed 6066 Japanese Utah and one from Jdtho were destroyed against reported tailing American diplomatic policy dle of the Lorient dock area and outstanding of three allied planes two cape corridor to the west north captured 127 in their final awarded medalsthefornavy up to the outbreak of war and exteOntintled 00 Page Three) depart in operations from French north! of the Sea of Azov Troops under the Three Column smashing campaign for complete performances pressed hope "that this marks the ment announced Sunday A third African bases and one in Cairo's Colonel Gennikolal Vatutin had domination of Guadalcanal beginning of a policy whereby received an army air medal war theater threatened to close off this corrinavy reported Sunday in a corn- - IITtahn the government will officially inincluded: Those decorated dor with a drive to the south that indicated the also which The British under form the public of facts to which munique Eighth army Ensign Lavell M Bigelow 25 of General Sir Bernard L Montgom: carried to Krasnoarmeisk enemy was bulwarking his posi- the people are entitled instead of tions to the northwest of that Provo awarded the navy cross made contact with the axis giving this information as in the Retire to Dnieper Lieutenant ilg) William T cry forces of 'Marshal Erwin Rommel 3!ay to strategic island privileged writers" past award-stated 22 Bountiful of Sorenson not were Ben American casualties Gardane toward Capture of strategic Rostov Members said the resolution withdrawing ed an air medal 25 miles inside the Tunisian bar seemed to strengthen predictions folnews services with dealing Ensign Delbert W Halsey 23 der but 35 miles in advance of the that the Germans were planning The communique disclosed that lowed discussion of the governd'Alene Idaho awarded an fortified axis positions in the to retreat as far west as the Coeur on held in an the attack strongly is- - air medal ment's pending antitrust suit around Shortland Dnieper river for a stand along Mareth line area enemy area against the Associated Press and H Lorenzo Snow Staff natural line of defense that in Solomons land the northwestern Sergeant Reuters from saw Cairo them the action of (A that many dispatch The whole German defensive line on Saturday American planes had of Brigham City awarded an army said the axis withdrawal was as threatening government control Press Associated By was crumbling rapidly and a (Contlnued on PaNe Four) shot down eight Zeros and bombed air medal over the press (Column Two) Reuters dispatch from Moscow ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN an enemy cargo Ensign Bigelow as a dive ship The society whose membership AUSTRALIA 15— Feb a few hours earlier said that bomber Monday lost pilot only The Americans however Japanese against is composed of some 250 working 4 and 30 allied bombers gave four of their own in More forces than harbor Hitler to Tulagi May "appears to be evicuating" enemy planes editors of the newspapers with a Rabaul New Britain a terrific Kharkov where the soviets aland two others to anti- - in the Coral sea May 8 assisted (Coonnuert on Pere Five) fighters (Column Two) in sinking or damaging an aircraft pounding Sunday the allied high aircraft fire ready were closing in on the suburbs and at one point were only command reported Monday a force carrier and eight other enemy sent The up Japanese seven miles from the city limits It was one of the heaviest as- of 45 Zero to intercept vessels navy officials said His The fall of Rostov is of immense saults yet made on the big Japa- the Americanfighters which was wife Mrs Avalon C Bigelow assault nese base at the northern tip of importance strategic both shore positions and sides at 599 North University aveat NEW YORK Feb 14 tP)—MayNew Britain which the allies have shipping With the Russians regained it The number of inter- - nue Provo-frequent-Lieutenaor H LaGuardia who F a vast communications control been bombing almost nightly for cepting craft coupled with the of Sorensen is a son of discusses matters culinary system secured more than a week their left flank 166 T West of Anton Sorensen J statement that antiaircraft up another dish Sunday for a renewed drive against the tons of high explosives navy's Second street Bountiful The navy whipped was Fifty indicated that fire "isol Which dubbed hash—an he ta after "heavy" salaries $25000 limiting axis southern armies in Russia bombs were considerable fortifications have did not make public Sorensen's taxes and to substitute more and 3500 incendiary unsavory dish repulsive to people and completed the first stage of raid the during Sunday citation dropped in been Shortland installed the liberal ceilings who love freedom" up the entire Donets basin ships in the harbor were be- area which lies 295 nautical miles Ensign Halse:v son of Earl V Another committee voted to Two In his weekly radio broadcast rolling been hit to have fall freed more red army lieved Its 1 Coeur d'Alene over station of Guadalcanal airfield Halsey route northwest eliminate funds for the national WNYC the mayor troops for the job of expelling the "Strong formations of our heavy This is one of the two main forti- - was a pilot of an air attack group said "isol hash" was the output resources planning board headed bombers of last remaining Germans in a a coordinated executed on in the Marshall islands attack in the fled Solornons sections isolationists "who are again by the president's- uncle Fredon base the 1 attack enemy 1912 pocket deep to the south in the the other being in Halsey who! inz out of their holes" eric A Delano And the temper night around Caucasus Novorossisk (of Rabaul)" the communique archipelago cross the received 190 area miles Munda the navy previously of the house was further demond only The dish he said requires as our waves in four a said nazis face wherethe "Striking Dunkerque as is in listed Munof Guadalcanal a northwest action' gredients "stale and discarded of their own in missing strated in its formation of aircraft dropped over 50 tons of da their evacuating on a was credited with on 63 direct hit been raided has to committee heavily special investigate explosives and 3500 incendiary pre- men across the Kerch straits bigotry: a warehouse and November occasions since late the regulations and other activiudice hatred greed and selfishbombs on the town and waterfront there is some belief in Washington Staff Sergeant Snow was among ness all left over ties of executive agencies and around from the last Fortified by Nazis of the shore north the On Pate Two) Two on (COntIntiod Page (Continued its granting of authority to the harbor Huge and numerous fires now t Column war and t Column Three) smelly from nausThree) VOroshilovgrad lies 85 miles to with to Pearl Har- northwest eated appropriations committee startserving were prior of Rostov on the railheavy explosions check into expenditures bor" to-- Kharkov to The Russians ed Talili from way Kokopo bay not senate 'While the has yet this with witty phrases had evacuated that importacrit 7000 to "Spice with rose feet "Smoke had occasion to act on controand catchwords" he added ''sea- center on July 19 last year to for 110 miles versial legislation its manifest flames visible son with plenty of 'petty partisan prevent encirclement of their were and destroyed and you have "isol hash" armies and since then it had been opposition to Edward J Flynn's Searchlights in politics two the harbor appeared ships nomination as minister to Aushave been hit and damaged The heavily fortified by the Germans tralia was followed by Mr to At the same time the Russians thick pall of smoke over the area most 14 with the Feb LONDON Roosevelt's withdrawing the apequipped announced hindered further observation of capture of Krasny SuSunare of war to ern tools the being pointment dispatch on to Stalino lin fire the' Intense antiaircraft results railway trained in the interior to deal The attitude of congress will was encountered on Rostov was dino day Express said Sunday that The was assault There the death blow to Adolf be watched for its bearing on the Russian general staff is rected by Colonel General Rodion attempt at interception and all our a ler's exhausted forces it was "for several matters up this week plans gigantic Y Malinovsky stocky Ukrainian returned" planes 14 mechanare Feb WASHINGTON (In— commander the summer offensive which will said Among them Foremost of these is the bill by communique said ized and armored units air force Secretary of Treasury Morgenthau surpass In size and intensity Representative Hobbs (D) Alaunder Lieutenant GenTroops on to will on and the seen air bama and the house judiciary Auto Kills Marine and before the go Monday night artillery personnel anything eral Gerassimanko to subject labor eastern front" committee troops explain to the people the necessity themselves" in the "distinguished battle and - parachute be-in 14 or SAN DIEGO Cal Feb (P) The training program is unions to the federal antirackThe strategy Is being devised paying at least the first install- other soviet commanders were sin25 taxes W 1942 rhent of marine and in income Urals an the —Johnnie order commitwith law The rules by ing by pressed Brantley keeping eteering N C died at tee opens hearings on it Monday Siberia and the men will be March 15 His talk will be broadca- gled out for special mention in the Premier Josef Stalin that the private of Roanoke H Pendleton Sunday the Columbia Broadcasting communique and on its outcome may depend Camp Joseph last German must be driven ready for the front in two or st-by Units commanded by Lieutenant three months according to the system at 4:15 p m (Salt Lake other measures dealing with of injuries received when he was from soviet soil by autumn Pace Four) (cow Inilpet Column 'floret) labor Three million soviet soldiers struck by an automobile time) dispatch -- t 6 Planes Troop - '(z ' - gnaortrisirsli which has oftrtohoepGse as 250000 was closed but the sudden collapse indicated the nazis had abandoned the city on the Don reported fires burning from German-se- t : I NOVOCHERKASSK Il I 7 All le(1 11 lel s Blik1S1 Nazi : p? :411 ' - y 0' :'' e : IL Russia—(Official) By Associated Press LONDON Feb 14—Victorious Russian troops captured Rostov Sunday seizing the gateway to the Caucasus and vital south-‘er- n hinge of the entire German defensive line after a stubb6rn battle as the nazis' pell-me- ll retreat continued the soviets an- — !flounced Sunday night zi - 7 P - tph - 'K KHARKOVR GA'N' r " "' )11:4):0 LOZOVAYA 2 t -- A i1 E Z 7 BE1GOROD 4 HEV 7 v05N( z RomNy - 2'--- A ' ODESSA 43 illoRITI: KONOTOP Z : 114": E: 4 VLoi Donets Industrial Center Forge Steel Ring Around Kharkov V' ed i Soviets Recover Voroshilovgrad G0M-E- - KIR Defenses Ilet:rri r I 1T ' Legión'EléePe117-- h 1 Party Defections in Congress ilium' Democratic Leaders $L 't Night Attacks Leave Base Aflame AS T 1 rer ' II-Bo- at George Seeks News Editors Senate Study Demand Free Of U S Goals World Press of - 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