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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1943-04-27 , ,. I Ration Calendar D, • arid r bl~e lu\mp!I IIJlplr., April !In; Showers A a.1I n red li laml's eX,llre April :to; (lAS "A'· ,", o u I10nl G eXI,lre a,l a,. 21; IOWA: Showers In the east pOr­ COFFEE I"bUpO'" '!l\ ~Xl) ru l\lar ~O; StlGAR ,.oUI,on 12. expire. May !i l; lion today; cooler; rresh Reel E m C!lI l ~ll.. npi expire May :11. THE DAI·LY IOWAN 0, II . and J damp expire May :\1; io sironI' winds. nt l 8HOES coupon l1 expire. JUbe 15. Iowa CityJ s Morning Newspaper FIVE CENTS TIJE ASSOCIATED FRESS IOWA CITY. IOWA TUESDAY. APRIL 27, 1943 TUB ASSOCIATED paESS VOLUME xun NUMBER 181 i, M.A. ANTI-SUB BLIMP EFFECTS RESCUE OF TWO AT SEA ~lIdria, tnglan t..Yhch: Axis Tunisian Line Bending ~ridan Hea~ BaqlyUnd er Pate, Allied Pressu re S . :OUVe~ . Yih' Soviet Russia Breaks Relations Prof. H. L. Olin Talks French .Drive Within 3 Miles :ober~ nerica an~~ With Exiled Polish Government AI:.:~~::::d~~:~ing Of Pont du Fahs as English MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet Russia has broken off diplomatic rela­ ren tions with the Polish government in exile, accusing it of cooperating ~:s:~w:e ~~;:e~:~~d Gain New Important. Heights with Germany in chorging that the Soviet Union was responsible tor the deaths of 10,000 Polish Officers, it was announced officially yes­ terday. DAVENPORT (AP) - Produc­ By WILLIAM B. KING Tass, the Russian official news agency, said Foreign Commissa I' Vy­ tion of coal in Iowa and the s u r ~ .\fjIJlEn IJEADQU;\l{TER I~ NORTH AF'HI 'A (AP)­ acheslav Moloto\' handed the Polish ambassador, Tadcusz Romer, a rounding area, which has steadily St('adil~' hacking- dowlI llxis ucfenses in hard fighting, allied note here ye terday. denouncing the Polish governrnent and charging declined ince World War I, could forces ha n' !;cized i IlIpodant heights on cach of the three main lnt m it wilh helping the Germans carry out a "hostile campaign" against be materially increased under the scctors of tile 'I'unisian front. anu in the ceutral area posed critical : been Russia in connection with Germany's accusation that the Russians thn.. ath of smllshing tht'oul{h to the Tunisian plain fot' a surge murdered the Polish oWcers near Smolensk. stimUlUS of present war-time de­ ac~ 01 that would ~'uJllpll' all tht' enemy' mountain lines. Molotov'S note, which said the recent behavior of the Polish gov- mand, Prot. H. L. Olin of the col­ e was Frcnch tl'OOPS undl'1' th(' command of Cen. H enri Giraud lege of engineering at the Univer­ D~vid ernment violated "all reg u - * * * tlro\'!' tl) within nearl,l- three miles of Pont Du Fails on the 'e, . I lations and standards of relations sity of Iowa, told the spring meet­ but . ~:;,,: ' 'outhel'l1 fI'ont, and on the conti"al seotol' cast n ~ TlUS REMARKABLE photo shows two shipwrecked men a top a beacon light after their discovery by abc t wee n lwo allied states" ing of the American Society ot Me­ untied States Navy blimp on anti-submarine patrol a nd just before they were rescued by Navy patrol ' of (:oubelillt" 30 mil es from Tunis, First army Russians Slay 800 chaOica I Engineers last n ight.. flsslst. enlt. Shadow of the blimp lies on the water. The streaks are lines by which provisions are behl« charged flatly that the Germans Hill 01' WIIS reported clash.ing in a. finis!l fi"ht . hii/h, IOWl:red to the men. The blimp had sighted a sunken sailing craft and cirolcd the area until It locat- had killed lhe Polish o[ficers. Inl.erlcn· Province 1J/.!lIillst all the tanks thut t il e Cerman command ers -to cd tbe two marooned men and directed the patrol boat to their location. The tcrritorial qUestion also was Germans in Powerful In his prepared paper on "Iowa could. mil ter, with b eavy losses already in· coals in lhe national emergency," C., In inVOlved, The note charged that fiided on til!' German!;. Professor Olin described the area 10-day the Poles, by falling in line with Soviet Counterattack (:t'I'I11UI1 troops f'lI back Yl'stcrdll.v befo re the as including " lhe western region to advllnced e V-S Nazi pl'opaganda, hoped to gain .\U1cI'iean attack t1re norfh, with of the so-caJled interior province clelllellts qf the Second at'my co rps coming which contains the thinner seams some territorial concessions in Resurgence of Activity ",ilhill thr('c miles cast of Sidi N'Sir, lind only RUSSia . of the great Pennsylvania coal G.oal Wage Controversy :;01[11' 10 lIli les southwest. ur r.ll1teur. rail and basin and includes the lwo older Coming for \'eeks In Leningrad Section seams of we tern Illinois No. 1 hig-hwlI.r jUllutioll b tween 'l'unis and Bizerte. Friction has been rising [or Shifts Attention North and 2, which are closely related in 'l'he I ~l'ellch slriking at Pont dl1 Fahs havo weeks between the two govern- quality to those of Iowa," adyau' 'd ] 21/:! mile" in 36 11Q,urs of fi ghtiuj:(", the ments a'Dd on several occasions LONDON, Tuesday (AP)-Rus­ The decline in production is in 1"1'('11(·1] CODl m unique 'aid. and cast of the. Kebi I' . " Moves Toward ,Climax ~aHer , , . , . Russia hus cautioned the Polish sian troops flung back a numeri­ part duc to the exhaustion of the dUIll haye eapttll'cd the stJ'ong po ition of Djebcl I, \vill I c~. government in London. colly superiol' German attack beiter seams but more directly O.;N, m ; /I"nl ChiJ'iciJ. IW' al. because ot competition of the (Polish government offkes in force, annihilating about 800 of the OIUVU A llil'd i nfun try 'cizcu the fortified hi II of It fu- lal"ger Illinois mines for the local Hidi ~ral'l'ouJ', six llIiles t'ust of 130lL Al'llda, lind repelled eucrrty London were clo!ed ovel' the Ens- enemy, in a resul'gcnce o[ activity markets, he explained. > ' lebor Board Appeals to ,UMW B~ston Bo~~ers Raid CO llllt el'at tacli!;. tel' holiday, and tho~c officials Monday on the northwestern tront Great VarlablJlty of'the A militlll'Y HllokesllIH u clcchH'CU thel'() was "g~llc t'ul i mp~o 'rc , icla'te, "Under present conditions, war reached in the city said the gov- south of Leningl'ad, Moscow an­ In ut in all our positions all lodge '.HIS · S Nippon Positions Near industries undel'taking to use Iowa , crnment had not yet received thc nounced today, gdni~, coals must bc prepared for con~ along 1hc line" yc.terday dc- , oat preadlng toppages Mubo in New Guinea statcment. Diplomatic sources em- Immediately Countered siderable variability in quality of * * * ~ pit e "vcry bOI'u i'ightil1 g cem~- The Nazi thrust carried Soviet phasized that the note would be forward clements back into II the fuels as they come In due to again:>t ,'cry hard op position," given the deepest consideration, pupulated place, bul an immediate lack of facilities for water clean­ McNair Injured 66.000 AxIs Killed WARHINq'I'ON (" P) "- 'l'1H' 1I'1It' I"hol' b()fll'(l "Plll'aled to The axis forces-which head­ Allied Planes Aiding and some took it for granted that counterattack threw back the Gel'­ ing at the source," Professor Olin the Gnitcd :\linc \\Turkel's l!' adt'I'~ lIip IH~1 ni~lIt 10 Il lIlt ~prrud in~ said. Quarters ' announced yesterday had the United States and Britain man forces beforc they had tim \l'OI'k stoppages ill bi1l1 minolls 1lIilH'S fiR ll1l' COld WiJgl' dispntt' Ground Units Bomb, "Regardlcss ot the economy or lost 66,000 men killed, wounded lllol'cc11Qwurti II el iInu x. Strafe Strongholds would be consulted before any to f,9!, olidate their' new position" complete wa bing the cleaning of In Head by'Bit and captUred between Jan. 1 and ,\lth ~ug,1I spokC'slIwu. /'01' 1 Ill' \1~I\v haid nil work slopp"g'cs IIlld IICtipJ1. was tnltcn or any reply said the midn.\ght ',)!(I( .. )TImuni· sct-cenings tor the production or April 15-were clinging desper­ ,. made. ~(l, l'C~ b by tfie SOVICt h~r~·lI'i.ltllor f);cu, W,OOO fllilll.'l'H Tuill down lhl'il' tools and tl~ , domestic stoker fuels is urged if ately to their mountain positions, ALLIED-- HEADQUARTERS IN (Eritish sources said the break monitor. About a battallon 01 Ger­ ~'eI'C reports of: "~IOW-llowlI~" in bOllll' pits l'ontilluing 10 produco only to reduce the burden of the and beginning to show signs of war,vital fuel. AUSTRALI A, Tuesday (AP)-Al- constituted a temporary success man infantry was wiped out. railroads, Considerable work done Of Axis Shell exhaustion in the face 01 the in­ lied ground troops who hold ridgc- for NaZi propaganda, which long In the importanL Sevsk area cessant allied land and air at­ Eal'lirr ill the t1,IY, ,) 01111 ],. Ll'wi-;, ["1\1 W Il I'('si(lf'nt, had SIlU hl)l'd h b d ' t d t I tt' th northwest of Kursk, Russian units at the university on lhe pilot plant the WIJB for a lwcond fi III t'. ]'('wi~ who had paid lIO attcntion top positions overlooking the Jap- I a~ een . Irec e a sp I 109 e also repelled attacks of enemy in- scale has demonstrated the tech­ tack maintained for four days.
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