Show HE St!-- p M" as" f I a R ' £ ' ' i I ! Temperatures the period ending (Tor Weather The j it 84-ho- ur - aft even a m today MaxMin MaxMini 54 35 48 37 Omaha Ogden 78 49 42 Phoenix 67 Albuquerque 78 63 Pocatello 52 34 Atlanta 52 38 49 26! Portland Bismarck 33 51 36iProvO Boise 52 32 52 26 Reno Butte 48 30 55 33iRoclc Springs Chicago S3 35 46 35 Salt Lake Denver 91 68 Grand June 54 40iSan Antoni 56 46 Francisco 47 San 75 Las Vegas 63 41 Los Angeles 64 48 St Louis 53 38 50 27 Seattle Minneapolis 58 J8 New Orleans 82 68 Sheridan 47 M UTAH: Partly cloudy entitle State today and Wednesday 'with show ers this afternoon and evening in north half Afternoon temperatures 50 to 66 slightly higher Wednes- day morning temperatures I 48 37 Washington New York Okla City j 74 49jWYel'stone 45 28 46 ' 35 I' —¥ If-- ihfc — Tued ! Pre M WVUCIN Year— No 235 Seventy-sixt- h an Warn d td Jap Planne 41 9 Dec Halt To Aggression & Did This Care Will Power Medical LfcL WW Eight- - SHE WALKS I GAIN een months aeo Mrs Eleanor Hmri 28 f Cleveland hiautv was stricken her with polio paralyzed from will her down Through Bat nower and medical car res leave fought back now can nours pirator for several devised teali Sidnev A Hunt on to stand her for shoes wooden legs her back to himso hetheir can walk strapped together mm about hou f liieir i nimr Peggy (left) and Patricia to lOOk on happily J °s Ph will ? Angeles next week ny an 1 " jw wmi if If him 2 t-- JW IIVF W ?g Japan against- " If f ::P - l further Asiatic - 9 1941 aggression on Dec but was forestalled by the at tack on IPearl Harbor it Was disclosed today lg re Evidence introduced at the congression-al opened hearing com Pearl Harbor investigation mittee showed fhe president had decided to "try m Ssauad Japan fr&m continuing its soUthwardT jg Continuation to July Rejected Reports Chairman from Utah j"' Sugar Strike to Hit East Coast Probers Of Pearl Hiirbor April d jp) The lgtte President Roosevelt planned to warn V ) FINAL EDITION UPASES TcT 1946 - WASHINGTOM i APRIL 9 Solons Delay Draft Extension Vote: Enlistments Boost to Hike Map Pay Musical Prodigy By i I Hi ex-Oh- io Mln i ! winrN Hearings Reopened - ! 'm I i I I TUESDAY EVENING IITAW fi drive by appealing first f Emperor Hirohito and if that didn'twork by sending a formal wajrnThe plan was outlined ip docu ments placed betore me congressional committee that had been taken from the late president's and received from personal-file- s the British government jThe committee released the documents after questioning Adm Harold R Stark former chief of naval as to where he operations again did the night be was and what he fore the Japanese struck Jj Stark testified that he pid not p until Dec 7 1941 a few hours before Pearl Harbor a climactic Japanese message whichhadofficials interof his own department Dec on ft read cepted and Nor did he know fctajK saia that Mr Roosevelt read the the message the night before and commenced that Jap attack I "this means war" The committee previously had released other documents showing that the British wanted thjis country to warn Japan against further j Plants Saturday mmf mm Unions Claim 8000 Workers Will Quit in Wage FigKT j Arthur Mac- -COMPOSER i son f GenArthur who has MacArithur eral Douglas romnnsftd two piano composi- tions anil has oroeressed to ad vanced piano study is considered toy those close to the family as a musical prodigy the child has ibeen taking music lessons since l i he was i — — — - WASHINGTON Aprfl 9 (AP) — The senate military committee decided today to delay until Thursday a decision on the administration's extenrequest for a one-yesion of the draft beyond May 15 ar ym mihtM an — M ( The house military group also failed to reach agreement at a morning session but scheduled an — 1 other for later in the day Ak vi iu t jSLiHKs i S X s of Chairman Thomass committee his said senate the group reached these decisions: Rejected 7 to 4 a proposal by Sen John to exiend the draft son for six weeks until July 1 The original vote was 6 to 4 but' another senator voted late Rejected 8 to 3 proposals by Sen Revercomb (R-Va) that the draft be continued but inductions area represents approximately hhalted after May 15 and then Shaded Russian-IraniaOIL GRANT n oil agreement July territory Included in the announced Chairman Thomas said that Sens and Gurney (R--S Austin had proposed the one year Dak) extension but commitee action was delayed to allow drafting clerks to prepare numerous proposed amendments ray and Limit On Service Thomas said these proposals By The Associated Press C I O and A F h unions today called a strike effective at midnight Saturday at seven east coast refineries Which process 70 per cent of th - : - (D-Uta- (D-Col- 's na-tipn- AFGHANISJAN cane sugary The unions said in a Statement they had reached an impassecom-in h)- o) W with refining — negotiations panies They said the companies 1- - had refused to accept as binding recommendations of a panel appointed by Secretary of Schwellenbach Labor jjjj The unions claiming more than 8000 workers at seven Atlantic i coast plants would be involved in the walkout said they were still willing to arbitrate their wage demands would include: Wage Differences Limit on service of all previously to The companies have agreed men to 18 months a wide inducted tor a procedure accept of proposals to increase pay about Killed instantly SMonday settlement of wage differences but NEW YORK April 9 (AP)— An variety and thus raise voluntary enlist- f themfrom to commit five-fift- y declined fell he have p lip wbfn Aoril 9 (UP)— Teams drel A Gromyko soviet delegate ments' a strict limit in law on the selves to acceptance of any f act- - of TOKYO were river ojgdCh ovT a S U the army to 1550000 Son army bridge fqot resumed his place on the united size of ommen imcung canGen bv 1 this year and 1070000 July Douglas Mac- Ihiished i near the Hermitage in pgden on nations' security council today July Skull 1 1947 limit of drafted men to Revere yon and fractured hisstream foffirplanJs: of the council was his boycott vow ending the in rocks rushihg monthly shortages reported by the " I son Refining company and American Hav's Jan general election Iranian aggression ques the for up Jerome Wuebker taking army in volunteers Bost°n company Sugar Refining s aecicommanoer The The house group rejected a prosupreme of Mr and Mrs Alvin Wuebker National British- Submit l£m miliHrir tion Sugar Refining company sion to sena ia American uimiaij 415 Ogden canyonJ hibition on inductions between May York City National Sugar entered the rose-cGromyko The papers from the president's to the located the body near- New 15 and next Feb 15 It will take Searchers squads McCann W J a JJJ ored council chamber With Edward files showed that on the morning ly of a mile below the Refining company of his a compromise this afternoon Repolicy up Franklin part and Sugar company tree of Dec 7— apparently a few hours a States United led the a untramme Jr Stettinius J R and agairtst congress Otherwise lodged company Philadelphia and recommen-e- d the Pearl Harbor attack — bridge to the scene as soon as fining before Rushed 4limmation company American Refining delegate 9 (API Demanding WASHINGTON April the British government had sub- notified of the accident were po- the military legislation to the senate The McCann and time in many years teams were Baltimore The Iranian envoy Hussein Ala committee i i proa the Roosevelt Mr to and cars mitted the city present and sheriffs The to abolish lice spending of enrencneu Subsidiaries are Franklin off what it called a"deepiy his accustomed war and navy departments and from was draft of a British warning fire ambulance with a resuscitator American plants Ref absent however posed warned headquarters by ming company Sugar H approprw- to JaDan the nouse ! -federal officials crew 9 mok — that "the charge that tnis eiecnon seat in the spectator's section Gro- create a single new "department of i O said unions fi The they are now is :± La iiiJBl: a It to was ctat county Weber Fjytauiui Attached Johnston paraphrase J nU4oc ' in Rich Dr 18 common defense" being conducted under the threat smiled as he topk his seat a wage increase of ' of a message from Australia to physician said the ichild died from demanding tians committee today recommenoea ueep to make pubserved of Yankee bayonets must not be myko sesaction The council hour cents an a they Previously He came back tq pro- the skull fracture the to Great Britain funds endorsing arise bilL 13 rrmittfd cents at lic the to and settle commerce proposed justice department Parents of the babv believed he had offered test provided it also got approval r Orders to the teams insxructeu sion which was convened accord- a had The measure is intended to carry $358-4- 1 the declared companies a floor they t OP"' r thf house Roosevelt cross for to the 1 : i iiL had tried pf President out President Truman's request for 13 cents at some plants and them to watch particularly for po ing to the agenda solely ani iharply pared commerce 825758 bill to finance xne ac Australian message undated current from the side o£ the Jriver offered The in lice interference witn campaig" unification of the armed forces smaller amounts at others diseussion of propose changes and the federal judiciary1 fori the census was sent by the Australian min where they lived em go to the home reauests of and landlords efforts nraftort after months of closedtivity thel rules July Mr J and Coal Mine Dispute for the fiscal year starting of his grandparents saia: affairs for external it ister exert to economic power aeronautics civil! nlovers sessions the bill would raise cent the burllii and door 13 a per 31st sesits on llhe Wuebkelr qppo-sit- e The total represents fhe council that conditions to — Mrs presiPaul began rank with yu"Subject voters ui to a enoiib two disoute influence rnimfrvs maior the air forces to equal T administration cut from budget estimates but to text sidLs voters sion at one-si- x p m- M S counto and bribe dent machines ixmr-tapproval coal soft gives in litical the prior lUa ctnnnaPo place all and navy the army over ym StateJ Department Up the With $4051059 boost filed has All trace of the infant's fbody had Russia new cabinet of warning as drafted and also currpi a Also expenditures excessive under campaign single continuing j saw mineSlpersisted funds of been lost until cil! a demand for Complete dis three actual for as delivery tne vuic be thA to ui known signal gives Droeram taDuiauoiis and cinw state dishonest a rernnversion member was The committee approved By agencies the money warninc we concur in draft as a a tiny hand protruding from the were prolonged strikes by more j MacArthur's action followed but missal of the Iranian case a retary of common aeienacnew almost five marked: $143024000 for commerce dfiOJflmen one possibility His budget all tree fallen from communication s Barring ana causea uia r was not Dy iarm joint 100000 electrical yesieraay likeAlthough a complete mi 7R 408 for state jaoiuowu out Ki- The body was rescued by Gale than fight appearsSecreBaron armed timei as large as the last prewar Majesty's governments I pointminPremier when orders workers for u&in nnH $15850100 for the organization of the Leonequipment Allen returned service man fto result over this issue wnen of Australian date from Ai nnn was actual that mauled L soft coal A message H of ly F 4nn Shidehara iuro sfnall after was Secretary hearing a forces presented part but budget that SchUltz Reindicated Giles James and of ard State judiciary All received closed cohout Byrnes a of at ister to tary walk their just behind from Washington the commerce of James remained away he attempted present war Byrnes the increase went to thewttbse for- Statle! 1 vival attempts were made by Cap- minersnew U S IS opposed to reopei""s for abolition the m that: notes would be irom were with ference popular reported and departments Jap 6 layoffs navy the and state departments! and Fireman jobs case until May tain - leaders to Iranian send Turpin LeRoy decided th "1 has President as $11000000 d°Tp negocommittee parfed Meanwhile the president determined by E L Brady of the city fire de- steel plants eign work has been augmented by f message to emperor bhi- - deadline by which all soviet xroopb was drafted by communists by (Contlnued on Page rwoi The angered frpip fhe civil aeronaiitici adminis-traThe legislation war's end was 01 The accident out invesiran to be (Column Four) "2 President's subsequent pro- partment Sen supposed on fund for establishment and dehara's refusal to answer ques are Those two departments too took said the British hold Chairman Thomas officials Some no answer is tigated by Deputies W Amasa Baaids con cedure! if is of that 18 air the to maintenance him navigation reductions tions Republican during put ranking the major budget and Art Grow and City Police a similar view f was seen imv Austin received by him from emperor by ker ference said in a formal statement the state de- saying the CAA should consider of the committee Sen member and Pincock John per cent in the17case ofcent Officers Henry isHe: The was "more will possibility with Russia s de- - Hill Democratic whip Monday evening (a) that the present government jfor com- placing the aviation industry per partment and sue his warning on Tuesday after- Allred on itj own" the of the war and worst "the Japa government merce h ip"Og-deand was representatives born Jerome Wuebker Such a development wouiu mand statement The CAA asked for $16608692 to noon or evening (b) Warning or The had ever had nese The committee allowed no funds 19441 a sort of Alvin instruments landing systems- equivalent by British or others will and July 12f Mines um- - mean that the intwo government: navy departments at all for the state department's insta§ Surgovernment present chargea mnct mnromoH the controversy Wuebkerj Kathryn counmornthe not follow until Wednesday at $1 airports throughout cials were a congregation or roo-be- considered it a closed book as far Atomic Energy Secrets l spnarate intelligence unii cnuuucu are his parents two brothA viving own L " his usurp-ierse cultural and warning aftr theives swindlers I eonatiirs buckled down tp W rits estimate for expanded in half tryWitnesses for the agency told the ing John and Michael Wuebker mat migm Picon of as the council goes has been delivered repeatedly to ers relations activities almost T U S could the task erecting a legal fence and fbur grandparents Mr and ob- - weaken any argument comriittee the CAA intends to Tokyo and Washington"! American told the MapArthnr atomic energy secrets with Wuebker Paul Mrs around Ogden canyon 125 fields witb these facili9 (UP) servers to remember that the elec- - make for keeping it open FRANCISCO April eqiipfend SAN out raising a barrier to aiscuiuua and Mr and Mrs Gebrge Mines Tho hnriv nf an attractive plat the 31 asked for the 1947 ties under a was tion Jap JJ project Jap Pukawana £' of domestic control policies and woman wss found law fisqaj year would bring the total innm hlnnHp is at the at The administration mortuary body o so equipped toi a pipe protruding 529 Twenty-fift- h Bill sprawled across Chairman McMahon "most diffiWhitcomb over Hotel th fmm Wuebkers Nevada Idaho The their this as the described expressed Wyoming t H L street today and Anderson Lifts Order Market to who assisted thanks his in personsii looking special atomic energy cult job" fields proposed for ' homicideZZ squad entered the had to tackle thesearch has police committee n itU Wool It£ 1947 included: the to case working-pis the investigate committee The Whaat Springs Wyp Reno Nev "v she may have been pusnea to netasmugwu By DeWMt MacKenzie of a domestic control bill draft EUfo§ Nev Salem Ore Bellingr fl n l&Dl tit 9— death Reprewould permit a proposed WASHINGTON which April Wash "B on commission to prescribe woman apparently Plungea The "such regThe Wash of K on (AP)— WASHINGTON Granger April Walter shipment r(Q were sentative terns at these airports ys to Russia has made it clear that disseminato seventh bill the proa the sent from the and was rescinded senate wheat Introduced today passedThe ulations governing Monday littered ingtoh ailed for the army during the she expects the united nations setel possibly from Director Fred Mar- - vide for wool The bin tion publication transmission and White House Monday legislation ne Agriculture support CAA avail will the and — by w considerato to vetroom 3iie for t when tin who said the federal govern- will first allow commodity credit curity council n drop communication of and the unauappropriating $252730000 The civilian use: killed outright the (Persian) ablerffor for tion of the been of information sell it have fund ade state and purchase wool Great Falls Mont and Spokane erans temporary housing across the pipe ment had promised the a thorized acquisition down below face sells fell she affair on the basis that the matter Wash if units it but atoniic to energy as the dwelling 102350 is to finance quate grain supplies going price relating and extending from a fourtn-iiosaid he lifted the em price that assures fair returns to commission deems necessary Martin already hab been adjusted by MosCAA asked $447- - in a program of renovating housInuaddition the ennv th federal government Presidential approval would be recow and Teheran m on at five 000 to install approach light planes altering temporary wartime bargo clamped LOS ANGELES April' 9 TJP) TT U OnlV tuiwiv S in a elad Who cases We stilll have to learn whether on nf ramtoet some pay the dif quired to put the regulations into panxies TVy Helena ing and barracks In fwill be permitted to aenvea Mrs William M including to visible new of out I to funas the council will comply with this M6niairports been Clinton 0f moved partly have be will would ference Idaho Falls Idaho and the housing Agriculture Secretary Jeffers wife of the retired ipresi-dethe bdl pro- effect on y Secondly Maricei demand or will pjursue its! original Boise Idaho tariff the Anderson sites passers-bof Union Pacific the railroad haoH and one arm aangiea in vides fund for the department of Housing Legislation idea of "waif and see" that is of and a former resident of Utah died the grading books me 01 the the over the eage guarantees how effective the ban had been- agriculture to studyO'Mahoney question pn keeping Proposed governmentready-madof n a i today e Senator wool of $200until all Russian troops are oit for market in the for state's a of free Stir saving grain comMrs Jeffers succumbed a from was IOUr reel nnf nnn nuMr-undeath to came anH livptnrlc in- - Wyoming has introduced of Persia The United States and houses her crushed or prefabricated a after week's illness KJUC pneumonia in the senate measure back tioor went senate Britain in the past have felt that the as above balcony the panion "3 dustry der fire She was a native of North Platte the council should pursuej the latto work on emergency housing sh6 married Jeffers wtfs wedgea agam&t Nebr where 1 ter policy MJ 1900 to legislation moved Omaha in thAththe outset police assumed the in They called it "the In any event even if the adjustSen Taft 1916 and lived there until Jeffers had jumpeu of the either woman ment of the current situation is doubtful most provision" from Union the f B Engle Pacific j comi back and retired to pass he did to cubseauentiy ais one that and ought bill w:j accepted as satisfactory it would By whole September in the homicide presidency last was 'covered here is his son L resulted t take WASHINGTON April 9 (AP) a most active imagination out be taken a graduate of Mrs Jeffers no ne uaac "My family will not help me be ontor of little Johnnie Doe that met Taft The indeed to Ireach the conclusion chamber story the Before St Mary's acaertjy now St Mary's "Mr" r5wDthev found fingercause I am nbi married and I have Persia has ceased to be ' a focal vo C told reporters one of his objections y UL ie of the Wasatch in Salt Lake City to hands ion a two on the tremendous readjustraise still His mother radio the Freedom" daughtera of the nowung point in zones is that it would make favoritism printf AM PENINSULA jof April 9of Funeral services will be conduct of influence which south fell in love with man in am asking your help Please see ment of were V white a possible the embattled at They ?u°5i°A car North Corregidor oc to indicate small (AP)— flying morning Hollyis proceeding in Europe and Asia the service Her parents objected that this boy is put in a home and ed Friday Mrs "The program calls for 850000the to that officers P Jeffers' Salvador from American carried wood as be he Should the written care fiag nephew by Captain she plunged if woman— by pf Call it power politics if you want n TriarriafifP because of reliffinns taken and a guaranhouses the Tan linos four vnnrs JlfiTO todav tO J Keliher of Omaha on prefabricated officer nnn nnn " he said executive former room— may nave unrf from to be realistic The whole world differences She wanted a son of Ana l nope ne never learns now Rev Marcel Mrs Lopez for market tori penin- uenerai Jeffers in ad- sill before ttoppfog- The woman surrender this Surviving of course has an interest but his vfor fear he wouldn't come he started out in life jonaman nauiwusuis "Some manufacturers would get a — where General Douglas hotel are sula the widower so to a her old a few weeks in is dition "He iust didnl't daughstaffare the he was not registered powers back" And Russia and Britain and some woqicr not Virstand with outnumbered now is back at his old guarantee was later identified as Two Rut let the mother tell the ctnrv please take care of him since I ter Eileen Keliher Jeffers of Los most deeply affected- She Lopez rules committee whole house The the cousins Jsouth but Angeles and two Mrs ginia Hepburn Lindsay Calif outgunned forces upset the Manila Post — whose cleared for action and sent to the with Todav as for decades ipast the as she did in a letter left with can't I am returning job timetable of Jap conquest Frank A Fish-e- r officers registered Johnnie in a pew not to my famuy nememoer ne Fred Davidson andLake status of Persia is of" vital concern a boost in To thousands of Filipinos of Salt souad floor a bill calling for both balcony City was the anu warueu s above iust to both Moscow and London a St Mary Uathodic church The uic radirectly Lteuts dling fearfully by forbiaaen parity prices General Masaharu farm Nat- letter m an envelope marked "To xnins that happened because the body was found are Atlanta world of Lieutenant though for different reasons of measure by Rep Pace the rest to The the dios and is survived Jeffers Mrs know better two of both of kids didn't couole curt is Blankenship by mentioned whom it may concern" follows: conqueror 8 Homma Henry revise parity prices urally whenof Persia dn would words came April these Bmg in the I can Ondrusek disconvicttake feel A I brothers living Ogden "Some day if Bataan and Corregidor oil and her wealth "Dear people: Ga and Steven vou think 3Q42to include costs of agriculques of Schatz conill are was return upward I Y John being Homma trict and criminal N Roy the enters war into deed "I consequences in petroleum certainly hope that some day I will be With heads bloody out un demned for the ruthless cruelties tural labor Parity is a a price to you? in person George Schatz iof 2755 Jackson hampton t tioned Purchasthe picture but of far greater mo- forgiven for this act I am doing here and return Will to give farmers "I hope you say a prayer The latter is a retired railroad man hia troops a they crushed the- signedpower anTnmbers ment is her geographical position now But I will try to° explain it ?f f equal to that of other 1 afternoon said this ing He I shall m that he know pray rxresistance formal last which makes her of strategical im- 40 you so you will know why I tor ihy son the remember epic will world long 1 groups tor him every day as long as am aoing this probably will not go to the coast American Imports Soar leaders predicted portance that Filipino ana Amen- since struggle Republican he funeral the for himself Manila in live "I was reprinted today born liaised papers and has in a state Persia me figured heavily for their revived in 9 can forces AP)— up twrf jungle Lopez's historic 1942 radio anput WASHINGTON April "Thank you kindly and God bless has not been well recently the policies of Britain south of here and as brought up the long-terthe term of any and reemts limit rugged nouncement although there were campaign to along fastnesses ncrea Largely reflecting to and Russia for more than a cen- as a Catholic Abou two years ago you always tor you're all being so ana six consecutive coast Rataan of Russia future president cerecommemoration America forrilal no I Latin met in continue and fell from lo e and situation A will a This them with 4ad fellow sustained despondent Gets Russ gopd what "For France tury Wheat India U S imports last January monies i so long as the British empire and who was then m the service He mother to obtain 218 house compared with was a force moreof man of Jap occupation left yeThey expect The MARSEILLE 9 years April (AP)— rose to $392000000 "P S He eats every four hours a the soviet union exist in their pres- was of another religion and my force Ifv was unconquerable to the "discharge- petition little wealth and less food in the signatures The first installment on a total pf $297000000 in December me Ex faith ent forms By the same token the parents would not consent to a —10 2 6 etclj: a vote in time to force thus Filiand today and the living reported Philippines the but fallen Johnnie will be turried over to 500000 tons of wheat which soviet sus bureau eono has Persian problem may never be off marriage spirit limitation "Bataan proposal to nnn-- AO0 a nine of Bataan Lopez said submit the in to pi "H was getting ready to ship the welfare department for place Russia has promised to deliver to ports were fighters a pino beacon of a constand— form it the books of the united nations due made the that December the people are over awaiting hit were hard arrived here of They France increase cent the out I can't active will remain g a if by Honfe the liberty-lovinwanted yesand ment before ship in people it that police and Something certainly v stitutional amendment ovnnns IU uo"" all the— delicate re-- k would hold us together 1 wanted a locate jMa mother And if aha terday and additional cargoes were cnieiiy to njgu Continued on Pf rw fail" cannot election an(i world 1948 during the great and presidential to be awaiting ship- - America France Yugoslavia (Column Seven) adiustment which is now being child a son of his for foar ho Hiwen't romp hark for him in a ' reported today The words came from "The Voice Odessa from ment Asia not return As things came year he'll be put up for adoption would made in zones of influence 13-p- 'Spending Psyc Moloffy! Hit As Federal Furids Slashed :- art j fact-findi- Jerome ttiiebker a Russian Delegate JapPollsGuarded Resumes Place To Prevent 'sii AliifU in Fall From Bridge fact-findi- Election Bribery At ng ! M (R-V- t) Conclave SJZ poll-watche- rs r i m j one-four- ol "f gj th three-memb- er sub-committ- ee -- L m- ng noil-watchi- JrM" ng J 1 §--§ raih-swpll- i-- wu-partme- nts en cte-narijp-n-f T SI - r 1- j soviet-Americ- an (D-Uta- (R-V- I (D-Al- a) Mystery Plunge Kills Woman - The World Today ?!' rs Senate Oke Granger ' - Vet Houses P"v ? Mrs Jeffers Dies & nv wnclin " - r 1 Provides (D-Con- n) Support for 1 tloX ti On West Coast soviet-Irania- h) t) or )in i Sixty-six-year-o- ld nt i : of JohnnM Ufoe Whose Mother Loves a GI t: S! ory J i! m a a y 1— uyj- - 111 t- v 1 $t i a- :u fJ T No Formal Rites at Bataan As Anniversary Is Noted (R-Ohi- o) rata fog-shroud- - ed Mac-Arthu- r's - three-week-o- - m Vrtli 0hlrl ld j TiS' (U-G- a) Z& 1 ' - uv---- : ! |