Show 1 THE OSDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 17 1945 Yanks Capture B7 Alvin Steinkopt WEIMAR Germany April 17 CAP)— Twenty-on- e thousand miserable men were wasting away many too far gone to be saved when the U S 80th division cracked open the notorious Buch-enwa- ld concentration camp j In the first 24 hours of Ameri- n- can administration more than 150 inmates died of malnutrition and 'disease and another 38 succumbed tin the next six hours It would be conservative to say that tens of thousands have died in Buchenwald Buchenwald's capacity was estimated at 80000 and Inmates said 20000 to 30000 men had been moved eastward afoo as the Americans approach Hundreds of men are beyond I saw 12 saving : in barracks 61 onto naked bodies loaded hand trucks trucks then transferred to a truck collecting corpses from other parts- - of the camp for the short journey to the crematorium J Barracks 61 of the hospital has two rows of four-tie- r shelves divided at 5 foot inter with a cen- ' vals into cubbyholes tral gangway between the two rows Patients were thrust in fee first An attendant said the men suffered from dysentery pneumonia typhus and almost every common disease There were no mattresses on the boards and only half had blankets - i: - TV American and "i it r — f nil"— ' a — — -- -- ' - six-burn- er f if - on -- - : 1 if-- 1 fM ' t tftf f Memorial Post Sought Jn Roosevelt's Honor In ih : WASHINGTON April 17 (UP)— 'Comdr Harold E Stassen one of "the foremost figures in the Re publican party believes the San j:Francisco security conference : should name: Franklin D Roose velt the "president emeritus of the l united nations of the world i Stassen an official U S dele gate to the conference predicted in a radio address (CBS) that it would erect in Mr Roosevelt's memory the framework of a last Ing peace "We may yet say — he is not really gone" Stassen de clared "We may well name Frank lin Delano Roosevelt in absentia president emeritus of the united nations of the world 1 s ii - iv- V OBJECT LESSON FOR NAZIS peaceful-lo- ar j Eats His Way— to Life I ! j Germans In Hamm Germany put up fierce resistance to U S Ninth army units that assaulted it Top photo shows dramatically what happened to Hamm The oking scene at bottom shows residents gathered in the square at Wetzlar to watch the arrival of Ninth armored division units Wetz-lsurrendered without a fight Hence its buildings are intact its streets free of rubble its people comparatively at ease --— — — r— f- : STAMFORD Conn April 17 (UP) — James Manets who eats a French Mail Hidden LONDON April 17 (UP) —Lib pound of frankfurters two eggs and drinks at least two cups of erated French mailmen have started coffee every day for breakfast ob ' served his one hundredth birthday catching up with their work The London office of the United anniversary today His formula for longevity is a Press today received a stack of hearty breakfast four meals" a day years-ol- d mail stamped "detained and "just keep laughing" in France during German occupa- tion" 'k - Returns to His riginal Master HINEBECK N Y April 17 (Ap) — Fala came back Monday to the home of his original master— career as the presihis four-yedent's favorite pup at an end Now he acts "like he wanted to get out and hunt rabbits just like any othar The French postal service re dog" portedly put the mail into hiding er The words came from Miss Mar-gajr- et to keep it from 'the invading GerSuckley cousin of the late mans and the nazis never found it Most of today's mail came from 150 President Roosevelt who gave Fala chief executive tojthe bags hidden when the Germans ' j"The president said once that if overran France Hett relieve! muscle piim— 9ulcklyffc-t'wtl- y arlything ever' happened to him he To get welcome continued heat take care of Fala" thpught I should now relief for dtyj right at the tore apot apply "So he's going to PROMPTLY RELIEVES TORTURE CP shie said ne bis Johnion'a RED CROSS PLASTER BACKACHE? 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trips When this demonstration of the jRhinebeck is a short drive up new liquid great success! weapon was first reported Roosethe Hudson valley from the a I asked If you're discouraged about hard to re- velt estate at Ogdenite Fala Park Hyde lieve eczema psoriasis athlete's foot and secret of the remarkable perthe afternoon spient Sunday playing similar skin irritations due to external with the two and he said a gyroscopic puppies he fathered formance cause — apply Extra Strength Zemo instrument worked out a Miss about month agol Suckley which wouldhad been relieve ucmng ana first applications an end to the thought he seemed in better spirits dive bomber put burning Zemo also aids healing A Doc was He right and me has she f'Fala tor's highly medicated invisiblt liquid puzzled lately" said with genuine concern in her he reinforced his declaration by sold at all drugstores voice "He has been very much telling of the South Dakota's per First trial convinces! formance depressed the last three days" It is only now that the story of that great performance is being mi stubqqi IPiRiTATB 'extra-strengt- well-inform- ADD TO YOUR LOOK T FYROIL A— add to gasoline Grmd - TOTHl r Grade B— add to crankcaM TIRETHAT'S 100 PoaHtr Uy M OEf pf v ofl Peaaayhranla at Sisve— brlnq lyour own jaentelner SILVBRT0VM "bfeeto Y Plus Tex SPARK PLUGS African Today Svewowu addmowl miles m car siBrM u(o) I iach' 4X0-1- 4 plus stamps i®m m urn? la sett Ut 55 B-- 55c imo fa? m ama 50 10e GRASS SUD 5 Groups to Act ril Ryu-kyus-Kyus- hu - Jap troops and took 391 prisoners through midnight Friday The last report on American casualties there were 2695 — 432 killed 2103 wounded and 160 missiug — through ' April 9 85000 Okinawa Approximately civilians have come under Jurisdiction of American military government officials and are being cared for in one large camp erected for them and in 13 villages Battle lines on southern Okinawa remained unchanged as the thunderous artillery duel continued On northern Okinawa marines pressed their mop-u- p of enemy pockets of resistance and other leathernecks moved closer to the Island's northern tip (Continued From Page One) issue with many American advisors and experts Probably one hundred people will be' attached to the American delegation as advisers and experts to our group of eight delegates These advisers will give our delegation their opinion as to what the American public will think about the problem what Is good international behavior in the Question or what it will be to the interest of the United States to do in such an issue You see what it will take to make up the mind of the American delegation before it casts its vote And to a considerable degree the same procedure will be followed in the delegations of other nations although in many of the countries there probably will not be the great diversity of opinion which exists in the United States on most international problems AIL this will take time If the San Francisco meeting brings the many delegations to a unity so that a charter or constitution can finally be written it will be a remarkable achievement If that is accomplished in from six t to eight weeks everyone present will be satisfied! If the conference also decides on some international secretary to run the office and selects the permanent site for the international organization which could well be here in the United States or somewhere in the western hemisphere because Europe (Continued From Page One) will have to share its with cohorts are rooted from their America and Asia in position the world of mountain redoubt in Bavaria into the future then this conference which they are reportedly stream- will have realized a major accoming for a death stand plishment iW-- E Day Until Reich Overrun Millions of Germans It must be Temembered that there are millions of men in Germany under arms — how many no one knows There are certainly enough to put sizable forces in the pocket along the Baltic and North seas from Stettin to Bremen as well as in the Bavarian Alps in addition there are more than a half million nazi troops outside the reich Anywhere from 300000 to 350000 remain in Italy 80000 to 120000 in Holland 20000 in the Bordeaux area and perhaps anoth er 60000 In other FrenchyAtlantic coast pockets ' Perhaps as many as 200000 German troops remain in Norway It is by no means certain that the fall of Berlin and a solid juncture of Russian and American forces would immediately ' shake nazi hands from military reins all the way from Italy to Norway Unless it did it seems unlikly that Washington London and Moscow would feel justified in declaring major opposition at an end -- back-slappi- axis leaders He pledged to seek Franklin Delano Roosevelt's goal of enduring neace Here at hnma he said he and his advisers will direct "our efforts to improve the lot of the common people Former War Mobilizer James F Byrnes widely discussed for the state department post conferred with Mr Truman jresterday IXSome sources predict the gradual replacement perhaps over a period of several months' of Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins Attorney General Francis Biddle and perhaps Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr The latter change might be the last of the series At any rate Mor genthau was understood to have been asked to stay on indefinitely All cabinet members have made IKS I' to Russia Close to Nine Billion - A " n t-- j WASHINGTON April 17 (UP) This country has supplied the Soviet Union with close to nine billion dollars worth of war goods and services thus far under lend-leait was announced today This sum Foreign Economic Administrator Leo T ' Crowley said covers the cost of the 13000 airplanes and 16250000 tons of food and other war material sent to Russia from October 1941 through Feb- - pi 'r — Not a powdar a Pfrt TbM-tma- d Economical! 59c K 98c tab at yaw drag ylit Horny beh Ja4 fra4 49c 239 MK H 59e Fer hm ' r ' - ng s ' WKIttN 11 se ruary Factory Sales Agenis Job rated warehouse trucks rubber and steel wheels and casters - Largest stock in Inter-mountain section 1945 JI&N OF A Industrial Equipment and Supplies Cl MJ) J 24th Street at Wall Ave Ogdcn Utah Cc!dPreparationsasimcteJ HANDLE WITH CARE! 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We bare a varierr of grass seede fee growing beautiful lawns Clover ate VELVATUR" SHADY I lb 5 lbs 2 WASHINGTON April 17 (UP)— 3-7- 0 J00 lbs 1 ine army pians to another 123000 German warbring i k United Nations - 3Iore Nazis Due in U KraUIIG0nG 35c 00 International monetary that had been sent to program congress the late President Roosevelt 5y for approval He also voiced full support for the reciprocal trade program us accompanying export-impo- rt with bank He disclosed that he planned to see Soviet Foreign Commissar V M Molotov while the Russian leader is en' route to the united tlo£s meeting In San Francisco Mr Truman said Molotov was going to stop In Washington to pay (us Tres£ects t0 the President of the U s and Mr Truman added he should The president would not discuss any official appointments involving the cabinet or other top government personnel Will Speak Tonight Tonight at eight o'clock MWT he will address the armed services in a broadcast beamed throughout the world In that address he will underscore the pledge he made yesterday that our success ful military leadership will carry forward "unhampered and unchanged" and he will add emphasis to his promise that the new administration above all else ' will strive to make secure the peace that is being won with American blood on world battlefields Mr lruman was under some pressure to clarify quickly the future of Secretary of State Edward ' - A complete balanced fertilizer that gives aew vigor to growing plants— makes them more productive A Swift and " Company product I lbs 41-0- j A Silvertown "S" 18-Ap- nitely OPA says no plans cancel any Gasoline— 15-coupons good for four gallons each through June 21 6 6 7 and 7 good for five gallons each Fuel oil— Period one through five coupons good everywhere through current heating season Last year's period four and five coupons also valid Laboratory tested — road tetted— guaranteed B Goodrich Spark Plugs essenua car billions of drivers If y° Mender— Repairs B-2- 300-00- (Continued From Page One) through June 2 £2 through J2 good through June 30 K2 through P2 good through July 31 Processed food —Book four blue stamps C2 through G2 good Stamps H2 through April 28 M2 good through June 2 through N2 through S2 good through June 30 T2 through X2 good through July 31 — Sugar Book four stamp 35 valid for five pounds through June Z Next stamp valid May I Shoes — Book three airplane !79 Hoso Fixers Honla — Sprays or v45e Coupling— to add y At Press Sleet By The Associated Press Meats fats etc — Book four red stamps T5 through X5 good through April 28 Stamp Y5 and D2 good Z5 and A2 through can al Sin ' SALT' LAKE CITY April 17 (AP)— The Utah purchasing department is preparing applications to the war production board for approval of purchase of 10 heavy duty trucks at a cost of $75283 J Henry McGean state purchasing agent said the trucks will be purchased from three Salt Lake City firms if approval la granted Roundup OCtf PZNRICH OIL AHEAD yrowners into China April 17 (UP)— Bombardier Raymond E Craft Clifton Forge Va Is the champion ship buster on the 14th air force which in seven months-M- ay 0 24 to Dec 31—sank over tons of enemy merchant and naval vessels Craft's record stands at 12 merchant ships totaling tons one cruiser and one destroyer sunk He is credited with probably sinking four merchantmen and damaging another State Seeks Truckw UlliUU LllUUUU ed Here's Ration CAR'S LIFE AHEAD bUr 14TH AIR FORCE HEADQUAR- airfield could be put operation for stepped-u- p bombing of the Jap homeland Ie is 980 air miles from Tokyo nicely within range of 4 Liberator bombers Until a few days ago the Japs had used Ie's strategic airfield for persistent but unsuccessful aerial assaults upon the Okinawa invasion forces Then they crossed it with trenches to make the strips unusable if captured Latest of the enemy's desperate aerial attacks —mounted for the northern Ryukyus and Kyushu-c- ost them 368 warplanes and increased losses for the March 6 period to 1674 in the area These assaults were directed at Vice Admiral Marc A Mitscher'S fast- carrier forces f Fleet Admiral Chester W Nim-it- z said in today's communique that Iwo Jima based army Mustang fighters made their first raid on Kyushu yesterday' attacking Kanoya and other airfields Yanks on Okinawa killed 9708 three-runwa- It TERS (Continued From Page One) I nnrlnrl tTPpnmnn tvii 1 T? 1 Hit Airfields i v Chalks Up t Bombardier cu: Fleets' 9 h' realized 3 B-2- I A year ago who could have fore cast such an obliteration of the works of the "supermen" who started out to conquer the world? " sec--ti- Views Six never explore that area for gold or for Rembrandts or Titians and therefore the treasures would remain to be recovered afterthe war by Hitler and his satellites At present it looks that after the war there will be no Hitlers left to recover anything and that Germany will 40 well If she saves even fragments from the wreckage of her empire - I r & (Continued From Pago One) Fate of Two Cities K"iwyjg tie' oiici A - News T H I ATT A C K 0O flT 7A f T S A- - !P R OS |