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TEMPERATURE (For 24-tiour fxrlod ndlBg at a- Max PI 83 86 92 7S 80 87 76 0e4n Altntquerqut Atlanta BtmrcJt Chicago Denver Gr Junction Minneapolis MiaJ MxMv City Ri 57 Omaha 72 64 Provo 81'Poc spring! 79 67 Salt Laka S9 31 Pan Antonio 77 62 St Loula SR 71 56i3hertdan '90 75 Tlntlc 4 68 Washington 73 67 Jv sx flfl: Ay A a zvAA vC A1 WEATHER Llttlechange In temperature today and tonight 91 New Orleans New York 77 i 1 wiji (TapM Knra 14 PAGES fiea Srrvtc OGDEN CITY UTAH TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 8 1942 Tbe United Pw The Associated Prew aventy-thlrd No 78 -M 7 1 i War Two -'Front- 00 JAP RUSSIAN RT iLLIES CHA foieppe Preliminary Air Fortress Wins Praise for Dutch Attack JL JL HL" si 0 iREAK LOOMS' As Axis Blitz Is OFFENSIVES Assaults New To CHINESE CLAIM and STATES FM USS1 US Bombers Can Wield 1 Reports In Egypt 1U1 'Lrl Aerial Supremacy Spaatz Declares LONDON Sept 8 (AP) British Statements Soviets Spurn Suggestion Of Nippon Envoy Says Chungking Allies Must' Break Nazis On Battlefields Says War Analyst Parallel on Action Against Hitler SOLOMON ISLE FORGE BIGGEST it it wi July Conferences Held To Map Opening of Second Front 528000 IN FORCE American flying WAGE CONTROL ASKED BLOW TO INFLATION once criticized for deficient fire power were praised ARMIES ARE MASSING 1 1 i PLANES NOT ENOUGH II Kfl It againtoday after a precision raid on Rotterdam and STALINGRAD IS FIRM Chief Seeks Withdrawal 1 mm New Thrust in Solomons President Asserts He Utrecht in occupied Holland Will Assume Powers yesterday from which a for- Solons Critical of Way Attempted Reports MacArthur Says Pride and Prestige Must Be Lowered By Ground Troops To Avert Chaos Witness Says Shell Fire Greatest Laid Down By Fleet mationof fortresses returned intact by fighting off a swarm of German fighters and shoot- Roosevelt Conveyed Objectives Of Main Axis Forces In Egypt By United? Press The menace of two-front Premier Confident Egypt Able to Maintain Defense i SEA WAR CHEERFUL i i 1 US Bombing -Raids Held Successful Factor Against Nails i LONDON Sept 8 A British army is rapidly being strengthened in Iran and Iraq "which may eventually give support" to soviet Russia's imperiled left flank Prime Minister Churchill disclosed todayindicating British preparation to enter directly into the battle of Russia is necessary TTia statement came in a de WASHINGTON Sept 8 inff 12 of the best German By The Associated Press Reports circulating in Chung king China's war-time cap AP) White House dis- planes 0ut of the sky By FRED OECIISNER Central European Mgr By JOE JAMES CUSTER Staff Correspondent war confronted Adolf Hitler WASHINGTON Sept 8 (AP) Widespread demands for statutory control of wages ital said today that Russia President Roosevelt's today WITH THE NAVY had rejected "suggestions" rlarfltion that the power of closed today after President "With more crews and aircraft tth TYiurlA if nlnin like these there can be no doubt Roosevelt had made it plain the'majsterv of the air over that preparations were under Europe" said Major General Carl WaT for opening a second SpaatzJ commander-in-chief of air forces in the European thea- front 111 Europe that the tre Prime Minister Winston came from members today as made by Japan in the last few of WaVpti nn IN THE SOLOMON iiiaii i Churchill and President an aroused congress awaited aays ana tnat a DreaK mio ih( battlefields of Europe" ISIAIN us Aug iayea introduction of a legislative open conflict between the two will represent to many per- (UP) The initial assault on 1 A J1- I I 11 1 "necessary decisions regard- "The fortresses have amazed the blueprint for President Roose nationals was expected ai any ons a heartening erasp of tne boiomon lsianas waa car velt's drastic new program to mg mihtary operations were dejt of the Daily Mail wrote i 4-: momenu va tic invnlvprt in this nea out oy a cuxuuumLiuii I llll LU11 aAhf w-rf I made at a London conference Longest Raid These reports unconfirmed else- o11 R1rfarA rraft which undoubt- stabilize living costs and pre vent inflation a Making their longest raid into between British and Amer- where but closely attuned to re- wax-- tuc u5u va wrtc nazi-held territory the fortresses cent indications of Jap pre para- time" etuy was uieidigwiauum Mr Roosevelt's statement that lcan officials in July bombed the railroad yards at Ut- ions to attack soviet Siberia said I cannot recall a single qualified powerful orce assembled he would invoke executive powers rvha hpld with ppime recht and the Schiedam shipyards Japanese Ambassador Naotake if congress did not act by October Minister Winston Churchill and the at Rotterdam neutral observer of Germany's American history for combat Sato had presented the "suggestions" to the kremlin since the 1 to Knocic a own present siaiutory British chiefs of staff lasted 10 The attacks brought to a climax military establishment who ever and invasion larm price ceilings aim yiuvme an rej tVlA wvni0 rnn two days of intense aerial activ i i JS1 I reit tnat tne nazis couid De aeieat- While its composition must re Roosevelt made plain in parallel statements that the land attack on Europe is coming possibly sooner than had been generally anticipated A dispatch by Lyle Wilson chief of the United Press Washington bureau hinted strongly that the front may be opened this year regardless of the I higher cost In casualties which such action would entail Let Hitler Worry Churchill offered no clue to the crucial second front question of when where and how He said he would let Hitler worry about that But he emphasized! that the means for victory lay in the hands of America and Britain if they throw 1 'a-ji bkyo cabinet shake-up last week Presumably the "suggestions" in new taxes brought retorts that the duct ofthe war -n wninf nicrnl I 1 a ed decisively anywhere except on main a secret it can be said that president was "pointing pistol ity against nazj military installations Sunday the fortresses directed the largest raid of their Chiefs Present volved Jap demands on Russia's This government was represent- the ground Air bombing yes by tne force included aircraft carriers all means and in ever-Increasing n(i auxiliaries at congress was waving a "club" and was setting out on "uncharted seas" of presidential authority (Continued on Pag Two) (Column Seven) ed by Harry Hopkins as Presi- brief activity in Europe against I dent Roosevelt's personal represen tailed war report to the house of commons which reflected confidence In the allied situation generally in the air and at sea and specifically on the vital western desert of Egypt I Egypt Is Secure The prime minister gave commons assurances both that Egypt was secure by the virtual raising there of a new allied army stronger 'than ever Inthe midst of battle and that the day 'for an offensive against Hitler's Europe is coming He called the Dieppe raid more (Continued on Page Two) I (Column Three) tative General Georsre Marshall strength as we gradually assert our Thousands Landed air mastery over the western thea- Thousands of marines land Criticise Language But out of the storm of criticism army chief of staff and Admiral left behind as the first fortress SENATORS that arose overthe language in tre of war Thousand-plane raids on Jap-held soil behind the Ernest King chief of naval op- losses in tnese raids were recorueu which i he conveyed his objectives to strike and cripple German war greatest concentration of shellfire eratoins "The -pilot captain Aquiua a to congress in a message yesterday production at vital points sucn as ever laid down by the American Stephen Earlv presidential sec- Hughes of Waco Texas endeav and to the people in a raUio lire the most recent blow at Duisburg navy Behind a barrage of thou 'VICTORY TAX fl retaryV was in London at the same ored to keep up with our with Brendon tion bv divine his aircraft but in side chat" last night tnese the reich's great inland-waterways sands of tons of high explosive harbor should be continued jfrom naval guns horizontal and Bracken Britain's minister of pub- doing so the flying fortress fell were discernable among legislators Ground Troops Needed dive-bombing and air strafing the lie information behind and became a special tar- the full force or tneir unuca Influential Democrats and Re- ii lmaiines seized beachheads on Finance Unit Votes 13-6 The decisions on military opera- eet for 12 Focke-Wulf 190 wnicn strength into the conflict rmhiionn nnnpared aereea mat tions were of course not revealed dived at tremendous speed from a it- Guadalcanal Tulagi and Florida islands FMNK The parallel British and Ameri most foreigners who know Germany from the inside that the na- oyer-all controls of the nations althoue-h Mr Roosevelt his fire- higher altitude can statements" revealed that a full economic machinery were needed I was aboard heavy cruiser as For Five Per Cent Income Levy sidfl chat" last niffht pointed out "On a second attacs ot c- I '1 Ml A XIOU MtXU 1V owwv-v tV with many contending that wages (Oontinuea on rae two) pmv aircraft sergean-t CriiDert air power alone at the present TY voinnmnnt than a approach for attack at dawn An as well as farm prices snouia ce (Column six) I nf narksdale Miss him VJUUfc war plan covering not only European operations but the entirt picture of global strategy and tactics had been agreed upon by the stabilized by legislation WASHINGTON Sept 8 (AP) Mae-inot line fort could be reduced Wea of the size of the fleet may self wounded shots down a F-W 190 which caught fire as it fell Farm Chiefs Kaiiy The senate finance committee vot- bv nazl stuka pounding alone It gained by a naval on cer re WILLKIE WINS Farm state members rallied to Then Sergeant Jerry Johnson of Milwaukee fired a single burst insist that if ceilings were to be ed 13 to 6 today to adopt a 5 per aiways the ground troops mark during tne nignt aia you cent "victory" tax on the Income whicn knocked them out after pre- Set a look at Broadway? of all individuals in excess of $624 liminary 80ftening up from the air Some of the transports in the fixed on the prices of agricultural from his 50 caliber machine gun into a second F-W 190 which also two allies as early as last Juj in an epic series of joint conferences The product of those decisions commodities at parity levels par TURKS' FAVOR a year and the same thing will dououess Zl Today the lifting of the golden rfir lo hpimr observed at old burst Into smoke The navigator At the same time the committee hft nf the fort that is Germany tneir DimKers giving tne iei i Ity returns for all crops should oe guaranteed to the farmers by the coverriment Churchill indicated already a directed the treasury to make an i words invasion at one or a long highway lighted by winking Lieutenant Morris Mansell of Houston Texas put a burst of 50 Promontory station on the Central raciflc railroad which runs north mmediate study of the possibility those "dozen points" the hghts Members of the senate finance hiillets into a third F-W of combining this tax with the reg- president referred to invasion We proceeded at a leisurely pace of Great Salt lake mmmittee who already nave ae Irs I a 4-TrTiimrkH oon 1 on hut muld not confirm its de- ular income tax so that collection hpn OUP miiitarv leaders are con- well aneaa or scneauie just De- uiuivyiiianv i i iuiiimm wwwh i ilnsp some of the tax would be simplified A vinced that we have assembled tw0 m- a reported nn Mav 10 1869 the original innViAiM which the president cited As American Greeted Captain i Hughes fought off all The committee thus acted to ob-f nmh strength to do it success- Land sighted iiin nike was driven by Govern attacks and brought his bomoer in hU message i appeared unlikely npnt his recommendation for tain an annual yield of approxi- lly Whistle Signal At Ankara nor Leland Stanford of California back to his home airdrome The mateiy 4ouuwuuuu irum iimi- 'Stabbed at Home' Tt was Guadalcanal off our bow been felt in a generally more vorable turn of the war improvement in the battle of the seas and apparently growing Indications that a major British success has been scored in the desert battle wu Field Marshal Erwin RommcL Rommel Withdraws Cairo reports today that Rommel is -trying to complete the an-drawal of his main from the southern end of the line under the Paction rate increases which would limit one of the promoters of the central mnnine battle lasted 15 minutes viduais over and aoove present taxes German forces in Suddenly there came the long Jniiv5diinl incomes to a year Pacific 1 During this raid" trie statement and those anticipated in tne pena- imperative high-pitched whistle signalling gen mAssaee to congress the said "twelve German ngnters By DEWITT MACKENZIE Wide World War Analyst mg revenue bill me treasury ltVi HiUer told Ural ouarters then the command Todav Governor Herbert Maw were destroyed and many otners president said- he was prepared to act in ah executive capacity to 1 spending tax plan was luiueu uunu vT nM) I1 ttv riftlno- the spike as hands man your battle sta- Wondull WillUip's mission to An- Tne jrcrillan ucuuic cljiu cva (Continued on fg Two) on a vote of 12 to 0 th last acts in the ais many of them that they had not tions" then the bugle and finally I I stabilize wages but insisted nat probabiy represents the most I (Column One) "militarilv" lost the war oi lan- the incessant clanging oi tne oeu farm pnce3 must aiso uC important phase of his tour as per appearing of the old railroad which was the connecting link between trolled! He contended that the strengthened rear gu a THREE FLIERS sonal representative of President Roosevelt for upon the expansive 18 when German troops retired in We could see Guadalcanal plain-perfect order under an armistice ly now A lookout said that "it he told them that what had cost is about time the Japs turned on Britisnf neavy uv can and SEVEN STATES were reported t6 have auacm-u in the Med lie r- (Continued on Page Two) (Column Four) the east and the west Moving pictures have been taken as a permanent record of the hls- ambassadorial shoulders rests the burden of strengthening Turkey's them the victory was being stabbed a Neon sign to welcome tne thft hack at home by Jews and navy" belief at a critical time in the allied DIE IN GRASH socialists This time there must "Never mind" he was told "We'll PICK NOMINEES Time Bomb Found ability to win the war Via nn lin certainty about it the jrive them a Neon of our own That's a great mission for tne nd nrestis-e of German arms Suddenly with sharp explosive ranean The Domoer direct hit on a merchant ship and near miss on a tanker The first phase of the of the Nile was over Rommel had' taken a beating but it was indicated that he was now prc-t to make a stand and any In Arms Building Turks musn't be allowed to waver if the all-important middle east is NEWARK Ohio Sept 8 (AP) must be lowered In battle It was cracks our planes were catapulted By the Associated Press Three army fliers and at least one that pride ana presuge-aiiu sp "rrVri to be preserved They want to De- Support of President Roosevelt's support 01 x-resiaent nooseven a civilian perished today as a bomb cf a API NEWARK pfftji time bomb lieve in the allies and undoubtedly foreipolicie Defore Pearl Har-iscovery of a powerful tnne bomb bufc fc takeg mighty faith to a' political er smashed into a residential area aflfpq them todav and will go on Our own big guns opened up tendency to gloat over his reveres tenueiu rni- 1 CVV h-A I a sensed bv the raMMXt issue today tnree struck two houses and exploded I doing so even when half their cities moment later and 'the deck snua- was discourse" rj ny "Tth the arrest of wei wmcn Lt where voters picked party nomi- Fire Chief Stanley Shaw said he are laid in ruins by air attacks dered with the impact men tne i -ami 1 nt in ronUnn OT I ciMngrV hpCTATl With automatic wu-y ed tne vaucasu nu nees for federal and state offices tary leaders who expecu try another offensive won as he had staked his reputation on believed two other civilians were rL Sir shells an empwc Turkish border found it Guards ripped out wires Arrival at Capital of 'other breaking througn to au to prevent a -detonanor arrival at the capital wlhCfon and Colcl wnat tne coxiiiiis ay 0 for the Germans but last winter straight into the shoreline bit deep into the morale of the rienty of Noise troops and the nation at home Again and again" all guns of the crewmen would be found in the bomb expioaea "-f" was achieved in such manner that waa Reds ChecK aii tndav said the Russians nave KiliCU A I IttUU 1 lilicii jr UOUUllUg Honrnv said it could wreckage all mignr Dotn lneuua OT1f1nfted in Marvland Arizona 100 persons Officials at Wright field in Day- Snowfall in 3ionin cruiser roared The vessel would foes As a matter or fact tne Dig anA Vo rmnnt nn eoiH that nn th basis of in- Out there on the easteramoM hvilv from the recoil right chap has been traveling like a The usual contention that an op have checked a ifrontal drive on gJSnSSSd the Volga rline killing 3000 Germans serrl-Cn-' toric scene Many big papers and magazines are giving extensive write ups of the event After May 10 1869 about 5000 Chinese having ended their: task as builders left the railroad and for a time gathered at Connne the center of teaming to the north Cor inne became a Chinatown which gradually faded as the coolies 1 went out to the mining camps of Idaho and Montana where gold had been discovered I Idano City then the metropolis of Idaho received hundreds of the plodding Chinese who remained in the gold diggings for years Near the completion of the Central Pacific an Irish crew of track layers constructed 10 miles of track in one dayj the greatest feat of the kind in the history of railroad building Many of the Chinese drifted back to California having landed from Canton China through the port of Ban Francisco coming by the shipload BASEBALL formation they received the plane front the weather will naJT itself and fire again The volume tracer-bullet you couidnt miss nent faiied to support adminis trail The result was that his ad- tration foreign views went into re evidently was one that left tnere begun to snarpen noa-w Tu of noise was beyond imagination shortly after eleven a with six snow may fall in anotner Several miles off our bow flames vent at the Ankara airport -n Minnesota where Walter AMERICAN men aboard i Every setbacK oi tne enemy shot up from a burning Jap patrol in tne nature 01 a inmui Mickelson a publisher sought dispatches said toaay- Despite the wildest Germans have not budged west of Stalingrad in t' ho- Great new force of German tan ax hnmbers ana Two of the crewmen were Kinea stage or our etiori 1" 1st game mxl 17 3 for the diplomatic minus tne Republican senatorial nomina In leaps from the ship one land tion on the claim that his oppo 300 zvt aix la -r ii'IU4iiii several hundred 1 moot him and lima vnEiicr nent Senator Joseph Ball had voted against the views of 80 per ana avaa v- ho created a iS dous value In rolling up mat j-chological and physical momentum which Hitler has always counted upon as of such importance In confusing and defeating his enemies those who Brown (6) Ryba (7) and Peacock Turks were among cent of his constituents in support a I 'QITHKI 1111 14 1 ILI1U CXCCkCU ssrvardWbt tM ji tnAav said massea liu-i 8 This must have put Berlin's nose ing the president boat Our transports nad tneir surf boats in the water already Geysers of earth and debris shot up as the shells landed along the shore line Our planes some in sight and some out of sight were dropping tons of bombs The dive bombers went so low they would disappear behind the palms then shoot upward again With all the ships firing at once and the nlanes making a concen- The state also was interested in In a hrOAdCaSt the Republican contest for the 2nd game Lu fn cive the lieutenant governorship Ritnn uux xjla mat Aimia wj ing on a railroad depot platform the other plunging through a roof into a doctor's office The third body was seen distinctly in the debris Shaw said The' body of an unidentified woman was found wedged against a small apartment house which the ship hit full force after bouncing off an adjacent home I A big gasoline tank tore loose dropped to the basement of the apartment building and exploded The debris broke into flames Washington 00x xxx American envoy the cold snouiuc In Colorado and Washington the Mickey Rooney May Lose Mate i I I 1 i Ill tsctk tT Tf nn i Kiiriiinn aim reacucKi it nnpsn iook iikb toss isolationists issue followed the uaiicricsi 1 tm Vorlv fnVeratinn iPSPeCiallV Since luriv usual lines Pre-Pearl Harbor vot uevii I fl jtn-in Urated attack the beachhead be- ish Foreign Minister tioTTYWOOD Sept 8 (UP) ing records also have figured in contests to unseat representatives came a mass or name smoKe au 1st game: is entertaining wmwe rio 201 020 At lVak of crisis Knute Hill and John Coffee Actress Ava oaraiwr flying debris suit her attorney today about her a Behind As the coolies entered into com petition with the white workers in landing marines went Oiicago ooo ow The presidential represent Washington Democrats Ttatfrlf: l'oai ana uesauieis ha orrivAd nt what looKS use chin-high husbana e'a" tftnks with their hard hitting weap-Mlckey Rooney and she may de came the Wy( Lee and Dickey psychological close to tne tense feeling was created which i was crystallized into an agitation headed by Dennis Kearney known cide to seek a ovej Tnere no oppojl Jt married taken over peak of the crisis in the battle wasn't happy I mhm 8aid "and If we don't tion Via cnid "and th miAM oast He has been able 000 130 City Agrees on Lease of St Loui as the gandlot agitator i-1 000 001 to nun for one thing to give the Turks Detroit Batteries: Sundra and Ferret! firgthand information about the Every Sunday on the sand dunes I where now is Golden Gate park Whit and raron sian artillery and armor busier had laid down a screen of fire thst the Germans could not penetrate Attack after attack were thrown back with heavy losses "In the area west of Stalingrad fierce fighting continues" the to-viet noon communique said "Aftrr being repulsed the Germans threw In new forces supported by tanks and for several hours tried to break through 1A attacks were repulsed Six disabled tanns an 3 more than 200 Germans rcrriired on the battlefield" Last midnight's soviet communique which revealed the German frontal assaults had admitted retrest Front-line dispatches indicated however that the Germans had attacked not so much In effort to reach Stalingrad at to eliminate lovkt flank attacks from the wrt flgainit German foreei fighting on the northwest 4 southwest lectori The soviet high command i held a mobile force Jn rrrne fcr: just such an attack and they cut th Germans to pieces In a sec-j ond effort the Gcrmsni nsd rn abortive attempt to drive a wrJe through the hlnje of tht RuJJlan Few Counties Have AiporttoGovernmeit setback sustained by Nazi war shal Rommel In Egypt And that a matter- of vast importance to them since Turkey lies within tne 1 Kearney would declare the "Chi ncse mut go" i Finally by 1881 a law was en Submitted Returns (Only games cheduled) NATIONAL Pittsburgh 000 000 Rrooklvn 100 210 The amended form of an agree-f duration plus six months Lease pincers which Hitler is trying price would be $1 per year receipt acted and Chinese exclusion started SALT LAKE CITY Sept 8 CUT) Batteries: Wllkle and Phelps TP on in "''L a fll Vw-n the Caucasus and by invasion and Owen ment between the city of Ogden and the United States of America for the lease from the city of Robert Hinckley airport was ap to operate IlMLd of which the city nas aru acknowledged The government would under the Uam hm rrmtttod to erect any New York at rniiadeiphia post Having visited the battlefield in I 'Onm Only nine Utah counties have submitted tally sheets on primary election returns the secretary of tate office reported today However official indicated that many county commissions In the have a complete "1 everything I Soing to get a dlMirsCseGardner 19 who took Roo-ney from a perpetual round of night clubs and sundry young film beauties last January moved from Rooney's home Thursday She revealed her intentions yesterday Rooney did not appear surprised and said he was on his way to the golf course Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer his studio said the news of the separation was hard to believe The 21-year-old film star who Is arguing with army recruiting officers that a soldier doesn't have to be more than five fect tall cloped with Miss Gardner on Jan 10 He said then that he had found the perfect bride I That was the beginning of a later agitation on the Pacific coast to extend the exclusion act to Japanese tne desert win Kie oeciarcu poned (Ony games scheduled) WAAC OPEN IN UTAI I mM hag lost 40 per cent 01 punch" nirm A riTV Sunt ft kT Well that's a good deal or punt A rniv TYlaln nnttr I tdr TIittr CrtPT Al tO 10Se proved today oy city commissioners and ordered lent to Washington to be drawn up for signatures The lease would permit the government to use the airport and would hind the city to maintain it and keep the runways clear of snow provided the government obtained priorities so the city could purchase snow removal equipment The lease would be on a year to year basis not to exceed the war necessary improvements on the grounds but would also retain the right to remove those improvements when the lease Is terminated Private and transient planes would also have landing and housing rights Jn the field The lease form was recommended by Commissioner William Wood and City Attorney George a Barker tk (Mitt warn nw inol I ami trM a loll Ti WOUiU state would meet today xo canv returns and forward results to the secretary's office State officials will csnvsu the rciulU as soon si all 29 co unties have reported prabably Tburiday or Friday of the women a army auxiliary impressive in any event hc From then on the Japanese re- sented the restrictions having been offended by being classed with coolie labor i Theodore Roosevelt discovering Oontuiua no Two) (Coiuma Two) corps Lt William Doidge said Rommer difficulty would dc xniilif ifatlnn and reauirempntii nro eulatM in mni-nnractt th Turkish Jllne basically the same for other di- belief that the Hitlerites arent visions of the A A supermen.