Show Aer" Salt Zrlic Zribttne :11-c- t -- 1Britisli 'Yanks 1943 26 Friday Morning February I - 'Blast jaPs Balkan Envoys Stir Peace On Burma Line Talk on Reaching Istanbul - I INDIA 111L I lat a "4-- z' Dacca 14 r? 16-- - - ' ( i f limb" 4Orif )41' ' D i alP -- 4 dc 4ft ""- 112' ' 0 ri: 'ir ltRatheciaunil 40- I 7- - 1 --- - e mada ' Advocates Planning Now for New Era of Peace and Plenty P ) f-- 7:1 ii")-- k Mandalay Nti 3 'eeil '"7: -- - t' o'd N ---- ' -- - :4 N - till " i Shwonyating NEW DELHI India Feb 25- -iiii "!! yd -ttli 4A L L N kyi) ' "-- 41 L1 1)': Iiii: British troops in their deepest PA t4-R--: ' it ::ilii:: is k to yalu ISTANBUL Feb 25 nearest neutral point c city -11) ‘5 p---of Burma since their n" - 7- 4 10 Myabon ::: e the Balkans is a sounding board for the multiple peace rumors penetration Ili: or Day evacuation last spring have made :" ) ) !!!!iiiii!!Vt':11ill il-- Shingmai I B a daring e rtgo 1!1 affecting Bulgaria Rumania and Hungary raid far behind -r ) S- ' 113 Toungoo I vi 4191 One Hungarian official and two iilfEiir7 the enemy lines it was announced p i emissaries e liz arrived have Bulgarian ef B Hungarian Rumanian and and American fliers Thursday it wi and there are rumors 1 0 ' -carian leaders have joined the have destroyed at least Mx and —Ivy :::!"—tri—i well as persistent denials in HAILAND c 4 secure to axis 18 chiefly personal probably Informed quarters that Mihal planes from Japanese !IiRANGOON t7 Antonescu acting premier of Ri- - power and only so long as they a strong formation attempting to t are linked with the axis can they attack a United States base mania also will arrive tt' 7(''Mc'ulmein The German reverses in RUFsia maintain this position Landing from vessels of the !1iii " iti: l'oll' 4 Recent political murders in Bul- royal Indian navy fighting patrols the week-lonvisit of the Ttirkisn of Field Marshal Sir Archibald foreign minister to Istanbul anI garia demonstrate there is popular 212:1!! !"!!!1:::::1':i: iii t!! !:ii 11"ili: 11112!!!!!! i tt: the repeated extension of 11 S unrest in the 13alkans But tne Wavell' army last Monday night thitiritt tt::tti:t:-believe struck at Myebon on the coast of t !4:!1 A mbassador Laurence Steinhardt' s moat reliable observers Iliiii!1 tt) " :! visit here constitute the chief that this discontent cart be Arakan province about 60 miles sit: :! :! ang o 2112111 for the gossip circti- - verted to allied use only with a southeast of Akyab a British com(1 -- -clean allied victory in north Africa munique reported Railroaos :: lating in bars and hotel lobbies I But there appear to be not the and with the complete rout of the The commando-lik- e :::: Roads 1'21 Major overcame ''slightest" d slightest chance in the nresent cir- Germans in Russia cumstances that the Balkan pup- The assassination of General quickly itittintl::t ISLANDS iiimti!NIP (4 resistance and remained 0 200 enemy pet states will jump out of the axis Christo Loukov former Bulgarian about five hours in porsession of i' ::::::::: t:Hit itiiiiot!tistR 1:::ittutt!! 4) 4 STATUTE I4ILES war minister in Sofia February the village setting fire to buildwhirligig Added to this is the fact that 13 is considered evidence of rising ings which might have been useAmerican fighter planes raided Japanese installations near feeling against the Germans in ful to the Jape blowing up the It had been reported that jetty and destroying a 100-foBulgaria Myitkina in upper Burma (1) Thursday while British Lemon the Germans had plans for an river steamer (The London radio went by sea from Bathedaung (2) allied outcommandos in pronaZi dictatorship were found two said only Japanese In Burma to Myebon where they raided the Jappost Bulgaria and had picked Loukov In Myebon and that they were to head it 60 miles behind the front lines held Dotted line village with "dealt immediately") Pain Since it was widely believed a Not shows British westward single approximate deepest casualty Jap penetration that Loukov was becoming a ff you suffer from rheumatic ar- threat to King Boris' rule many was suffered in the operation tthritts or neuritis pain try this simple pilots of the Tenth U S say his passing was not greatlyd airFighter home recipe that thoumexpensis force bagged the Japanese the mourned king'a Oct a package of by sands aro using Et planes Thursday morning when a Ez supply ment There have been reports 30 bombers esa quart of wator that the intercepted they to today Mir it with is secretly king trying add the juice of 4 lemons It's easy No corted fighters over Assam trouble at all and pleasant You need convince the allies against the day province bybordering Burma In adhe always dition to the six only 3 tablespc)cinfula two times a day of their victory that shot down 48 01 ten planes bour—nmet1rnel had been on their side within 12 others probably destroyed overnight--apiend- id and results are oband The Hungarian Bulgarian Lt tia tained palms do not quictly retears and If you do not feel better special emissaries now in Turkey preliminary reportswereshow that damaged x are not talking peace terms with many enemy planes turn the empty packaae and r:1 cost you nothing to try as it is the Turks because they do not a communique said No American BALBOA C Z Feb 8 (De(Continued From Page One) toold tv yohr drtigziat under an absowere lost planes powerful governments represent UP)—Sixty years old—too x lute monev-hsc- k ruarantee raid entirely on a "piecemeal" basis layed) Japanese old to enough to create armistice condi- In It was the second Compound la for sale and recommendfight he says he wax told three days on the U S air base with complete lack of coordinaed ty Cruz stores eery-her(Ady)) Cons the atby as marines—doughty Captain in In Assam but tion Tuesday's Horace Talbot U S M C (retired) tack only a few bombs were leadHe said military and naval was no and won who damage n dropped high decorations in World ers' plans for an 11000000-macaused on ef- war 1 has gone to sea as an ordiare armed force predicated Ao--Earlier in the week the Tenth ficient use of man power nary seaman with the merchant -se' see31: U S air force reported American "That is the job of the man pow- marine in an attempt to "get a on attacks made destructive ' z fliers er chairman" he said "He must couple of ' knock them cold 00 ft Japanese communications in Bur- furnish the leadership and get to- and bringJaps ' a necklace of back ma On Tuesday fighter planes basicIt And the teeth" plan v e gether ftftsi dropped light bombs on a 200-fowould not if he told the counCaptain Talbot whose home is railroad bridge 10 miles west of try what ithurt a— in Boston served over 30 years was" i-- i ' 4 dir Myltkyina in northeastern Burma Man power troubles took on new with the marine corps including '5:i : when War Production more than 10 years as bandmaster v Urgency ei airille Chief Donald M Nelson told the at the marine corps base in San I ''' ti r senate military affairs commit- Diego Cal tte' :r I tee the nation is 2250000 workers Ile says he is finding excitement short of the number needed to in the merchant marine—for inachieve present production goals stance last the R mall boat 0 to the conclusion" on which heAugust was standing while CHUNGKING Feb 25 (UP)— he "1 am forced we will be able to said "that a stern anchor on a disJapanese drives in Hupeh and Ki- reach A:4e° rr(12 1 ' our production goals only if rigging was sunk from under abled halted been have ship — provinces angst r ar we organize the utilization of labor him and he spent 15 hours in the I widelosses and with heavy enemy - i '' 11-- 1' utmost efficiency" open sea before being rescued spread enemy offensives in have with the r And he should know something the score to failed Want w except KwanFighter fr C11171 PI re French-lease- d about excitement He says he was DI'''''"-ZO- I territory of ThursciA 13wq" 71' t iam Na ik) at the capital leans with "the first marines to Sentiment over chowwan it was reported toward replacing McNutt with an and the laid to come out" goin the day night administrator whose chief attrib- first World war and his decoraThe daily communique report- bute 3 is "fight" tions included: three hearts successes said Chinese Japai ing of congressmen an army decoration purple certain 'A group men awarded nese columns heavy by supported Lk believe strongly that Supreme wounded in action the silver star were and repulsed planes artillery 111111DERSOITS Justice William O Douglas also an army award and the croix in an attempt to cross the Yang- Court fill that bill They point to de guerre the French decoration would tze river toward Tienshingchow his record as of the se- for Andrson's offer an exceptionally in central Hupeh gallantry beyond the call of Many enemy curities and chairmancommission fin exchange in 1 choice Bridal 4' Diamond and in the river drowned duty -' troops where he "got tough with Wall nsembles—at prics to conform Last April Captain Talbot's re‘''-'Ifs the remnants withdrew Street" to most any budget for combat duty was refused quest Another group likes Ambassador He joined the merchant 7 ''Z''''' marine ' v to Britain John G Winant for the " Terms as Low as his bandmaster's post beleaving job He has a broad background cause as he expressed it: S125 Weekly Nss: of experience in labor matters "Music was fine in 7:71::::torNio The developing rebellion against but in wartime shooterspeacetime 11L are needMcNutt also manifested itself in ed more than tooters" ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN these ways: N6 — Feb 25 UPI—Major AUSTRALIA Senator Burton K Wheeler (D) t 's s'' (--G Benn one of the out- Montana introduced a bill to deWilliam "Ip cos 44 ‘ standing airmen under General fer fathers from military servsy 1(5 )- - I NlacArthur's command has been ice declaring that if it becomes ipp t4 listed officially as missing it was necessary later to induct them he 'f'"---favors an amendment to his measannounced Thursday night 4 ' Major 13enn whose home IsJan-at ure to accomplish the change RepY resentative Paul J Kildny ID) Washington Pa disappeared -I : I - - Ua in 18 Mitchell Texas has a bill in the house to with others uary INSEIBLE (2 "''"i bomber on a flight near Dona put fathers at the foot of the draft 4 2- -5 DIAMONDS IS THE EN New Guinea list ' Ve i i f": iiii iii ''- IK UP)--Th- I : I sea-bor- ne I U RMA Bill-her- -11 : I : I ') ' ( 'ek' 4 -- ' g : 11 !11 t 11 raidra 1111 Juice Recipe ot out-and-o- ut Checks Rheumatic Quickly McNutt Draws Retired Marine Finds Action Scolding in House Speech' In Sea Service govern-Compoun- two-we- ek Etu-E- I Ru-E- s -- ' ' -- - p III r t 7 Ots '4— ot - -t -- Chinese Repulse Jap Assaults '''' Is-- p f "I - Mai J 4 ID lo j0 i- from ( -0:-' ON 1 I )'it t-CHIN- — i iLa BRajor '-'- - Noted Flier Lost Army Discloses S Soldiers Find Bodies Scrapping of Of slap Women at Front Trade Barriers WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES GUADALCANAL 1 I 1 i )ii 01711 Tali t iii:: Chittagong lyi riit t t '4'i' Shama 7-' - ' Myitkina — -- 1tett0::i'ii British (Official) By United Press - 'AP ) fl :'-'Imphal i 'g fOlI - t' 0 170 pi (ii(J ii '''- 41 1rat lIi ‘11 --VI " f ''' v t CALCUTTA- : 44 t 1 4 1 -- 4- -- Aillerican fliers Halt Attack Down Six Ships 0 i 1 I 1 '' : i ' - Rumors of Multiple Compact Gain Headway as Leaders Gather Three Central Nations Involved Vacs Urges U Where J(Ips- Felt Foe's Sting Feb 19 (Delayed) (UP)—American squads In the Cape mop-u- p Esperanee area found the bodies of three Japanese women Thursday and all previous yarns to the contrary ft was the first real evidence that any of the Japanese weaker sex had hair-raisin- BOSTON Feb 25 CP — Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles in an article written for the March issue of the Atlantic Monthly urges the United States to begin planning now for a postwar world free of stifling barriers to international trade so that all men may enjoy "food shelter freedom security and peace" "The world will not be securely free from war until it is prosperous and fruitful" the undersecretary "No producing' and writes trading nation — not even the united States—can be prosperous In a stfirVing world" It is essential that the United States make clear at once Welles says an intention to stimulate world trade — and hence world g set foot an Guadalcanal since the war began Discovery of the bodies recalled the wild stories rife during the and the third was found near by with the bodies of three men All early fighting on Guadalcanal re- were nude and unmarked in arty i lating how the enemy employed way leading the officers to bewomen aviators machine gunners lieve they died a natural death spies and snipers and in one case Whether they were nurse or went so far s to hurl a contin- "guests" of high Japanese offkers gent of naked women against the was difficult to ascertain beAmerican linesk in an effort to Ferry said that although no fuddle the marines dead women snipers Cr avistcrs The bodies were found along had been found on Guadsicanal the coastline near Visale former lipstick rouge and other fernir:r Roman Catholic mission center at items had been found among aharlthe western tip of Guadalcanal by dolled enemy ittirplitql a group of army troops commandIt WAA belteved doht ed by Lieutenant Colonel George that other women beyond lived in tha of Chicago Ferry xicinity of Japanese headquarters Ferry and hi staff reported that at Vile but had been evacuated two women were found lying side on the destroyers which took off by side near a building which ap- the remnants of the enemy army t — through international parently properity had served as a hospital In early February agreements aimed at removing barriers to the free flow of goods among nations The busy store— Store Sales Better With proper planning with full The big store— use of the world's resources and Last Year's Figures can world the entire The low price knowledge achieve "if we are wise" a comWASHINGTON Feb 23 12n- -WALLPAPER mon prosperity The federal reserve board reported I'Velles predicts that after the that department store Store that's always war the United States will be Thursday sales last week were 32 per cent moved by "the plainest feelings of higher than during the correspondright up to the minute to food cloth furnish a humanity" ing week year ago ing medicine and shelter to the In the preceding week such of peoples Europe and much of sales were 43 per cent greater than Asia where "starvation hatred and in the similar period in 1942 while disease will be more widespread In the four weeks February than ever before in modern times" 20 they totaled 24 ended per cent more PICTURE IRA MING But this relief cannot continue than in the corresponding period indefiintely the peoples of the dev- last year 19 W South Phone 47395 astated countries will have to rebuild the foundations of life and their efforts in this direction "and therefore the character of the new world which may emerge will depend to an important extent on the attitude and policy especial77045P ly the commercial policy of other f natigns and in particular of the United States "If we and the other undevastated countries intend to move consiitenly in the direction of reCI' We 0277 ducing barriers to trade then the can and China countries 1 European 7771 One you tcl move in that direction also and master this build their new economies upon simple step " L-that basis 4 LJ —you run teams any "But if we do not have that inr Po pular tention or if that intention is in Paseo in START doubt they will have to plan and rely hours E build for autarchy" el" Welles would not try now to draw blue prints for a prosperous MURRAY has dancer in the usual tRTHURthousands peaceful world but he says it could time—and cost inof men be achieved "by the cooperation Expert taught structors teach the latest you of free people everywhere to the and women how to become good Waltz and Fox Trot the rhythagreed and common beneficial ends dancers And now he is going mic Rumba and Tango in just of peace liberty security and to make learning to dance eata few hours These lessons are plenty" er than ever by introducing his fun and exhilarating exgrand method At first Iklagic Step" ercise Children youth middle Arthur Murray taught this step the seventies and age—even to his intimate friends when eighties are dancing are feeling to to wanted how learn they better happier gayer—after dance in a hurry He is now Arthur Murray Dance Instrucit available to every tion You too will find new making one through his teachers PHOENIX Ariz Feb popularity poise health and With this new method you 14 Clarke happiness in life through these arrived here Ralph can learn to become a good dance lessons Thursday suitcase in hand to visit his father Roy E Clark Picher r") $10 WORTH OF LESSONS IN THIS Okla miner whom the boy had t II ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE BOOK learned was ill in a hospital LA LA A sheriff's deputy took the If the instructions In this book were ' youth to the 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