SASKATOON STAR-rilOENTX. FRIDAV. JANUARY 48. I9t MflK SIX The noblest mind the best contentment has. Spenser.
Down 7 Nazis jj In 8 Minutes I Listening In Interpreting Todays War News IF YOUR GUMS EVER BLEED take care it may be GINGIVITIS Argentina Warns Axis on Reprisals By E. L. ALMEN Associated Pres Staff Writer Bl NOS Jsn. A Irr.idpn Pedro Raniirez on Wednesday night Issued a doiihle-barrlied wsuiing against reprisals to Germany and Japan and said there shoMd be no grumbling from any Argentines who might be opposed to the Governments rupture of diplomatic relations with the Axis. The President said he expected the Axis to Tefrain from any acts against Argentina, her citizens or their property and tliat ha expected disgruntled Argentine to keep their thoughts to themselves.
TO ADOPT MEASCRES Argentina had severed her ties Has Heavy Pay Cut Coming NEW YORK, Jan. 28 AP). Eugene G. Grace president of Bethlehem btoel Corporation, will have $20,159 left out of his $221,015 pay enelope this ft ear after he pas his Federal income taxes, he said Thursday. Grace made the estimate in announcing he would continue through 1941 the 68.8 per cent pay cut he took in 1943, from a 1942 salary and Incentive compensation total of $537,724.
Because of the 12 per cent holdover of 1942 taxes, his net after the Federal levy will be loss than half the $42,644 he had left In 1943. Harold Green In Soliloquy at 9 tfclock tonight offers a program of old and new American dance tunes well braced with imported rhumba rhythm. The South American Junket Includes Destino" (You Tempt Me), the bolero "Extrana Vida (Tonight Is Our Night), and the Spanish folk-song by Serradell "Fa Golondrina. "I Saw You Firet" from Higher and Higher; "Little Did 1 At a Perfume Counter from Casa Manana: "Melancholy Baby" and Romberg's "Viennese Nights" complete the program. The broadcast the Gills' Trio and Josephine Chamberlain at the electric organ.
Honoring Jerome Kern's birthday January 27, 1885, Music From the Pacific at 9 30 oclock tonight features numbers from ths pen of Kern as the orchestra plays "Smoke Gets in Your "I'vs Told Every Little Ann- Watt sings Cant Help Lovin Dat rnd "Can I Forget You. Other orchestral offerings are "Rain in jspaln by Xavier Cugat, and "Honey In the Honeycomb from Cabin In the Sky. Percy Harvey directs the orchestra. FRIDAY, JAN. 28 CBK, Wat rous Jury Blames Them Both with the Axis.
As chieftan of the revolution," Rawson said, 'I send my President and friend my warmest felicitations for the patriotic decision In breaking relations with the Axis powers, thug fulfilling the fundamental postulate of the revolution Ramirez reminded Rawson in a message Thursday signed by Col. Enrique P. Gonzalea, his secretary, that he was not the only "chieftain" of the uprising and declared that The movement of June 4 did not have its program, rupture of relations with the Axis. Its only aim, the message continued, was for national recuperation and tha affirmation of Argentine sovereignty. 4 00 New 7 Breakfnit Club I Laytime Claeeics.
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FIGHTER STATION. Somewhere In England, Jan. 28 (CP). Raiding more than 100 miles Inside F'rance, four of the R.C.AF.s swift Mosquito Intiuder planes, led by Wing Cmdr. Don MacDonald of Vancouver, on Thursday destroyed seven German aircraft In an action lasting only eight minutes.
Four R.A F. Typhoons on a similar offensive sweep over Belgium at the same time shot down three other enemy planes. The bag of 10 was obtained without a single loss. MacDonald himself set the pace for his fliers, shooting down a HemKel II and a Heinkel 177 after leading 28 missions without seeing one enemy aircraft. "Just think, after 26 trips without seeing a thing and then, bingo, we get two," said MaeDonuld's observer, P.O, Sten Wilson, an Englishman.
Fit Lt. Johnny Johnson of Ome-mee, with F.O. Jimmy Gibbons of Vancouver as observer, and F.O. Johnny Kane, with Fit. Sgt Earl Boal of Regina as observer, shared In the destruction of four Junkers.
F.O. A1 Brown of Winnipeg shot down the seventh enemy plane, a Focke-Wuif, to give Canadian fighters their best day since December 20 when Spttfnes destroyed eight German planes. Kane, a comparative ncwcomei to the squadron, raised hU total bag to three. "There Is no question about them being definitely destroyed." MacDonald said. They went down and poofed.
We saw three of them explode and go up In smoke. Brown thought the "most Interesting part of the whole show was the way those Jerries blew In pieces when they hit the deck "It la a sight I'll always remember, he said. Is a Major Now A S. BOMBER BASE. England Jan.
28 (CP). Its Maj. Jimmy Stewart now. The former film stai Is leader of a heavy bomber squadron. 8 40 u.
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10 00 Kanin News Keel 10.15 Current Event. 10 30 Northern Messsngst II no a News, tl. 10 News Comment U.16 B.a News Round Up. At the same time Rami; ex told a press conference that, although the severance of relations was not directed against German and Japanese citizens, it would be necessary to adopt measures to safeguard the security of ths country. These measures, however, he said, will not differ from those applied Argentines except when Axis nationals demonstrate they lack an understanding of the Government's "generous proposals' and are not worthy of confidence.
In the international field, he said, "we will proceed as circ*mstances which affect the position or interests of the nation require This serene attitude is at the same time one of vigilance. Argentinas break with the Axis Wednesday had sharp domestic repercussions tn a curt declaration by Ramirez to Arturo Rawson, ambassador to Brazil, and his comrade-in-arms In the June revolution, that the uprising was not started for the purpose of severing relations with Germany and Japan. Rawson, who 48 hours after President Ramon S. Castillo had been driven from office by the coup, relinquished the presidency to Ramirez, sent a congratulatory message to his June comrade shortly after Ramirez had announced Sr' 4 OUT OF 5 may get It Ktttr neglect even the tligbttst sign of tender, bleeding gumj. Thu msy be the start of Gingivitis, often leading to dreaded Pyorrhea.
See your dentist every 3 months then tt borne massage your gunss and brush your teeth twice daily with Forhan's Toothpaste, formula of Dr. R. J. Forhan is unexcelled for firming gums and cleaning teeth. Start using Forhans today.
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IL15 Ihs Happy Gang. EDMONTON, Jan. 28 (CP). A coroners jury Thursday found that Raymond C. Jevne, 40, of Entwistle, died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a burning car last January 11.
Tbe jury reported also that Charles Stack, 40 and Irene Thomas, 35, Jevne' drinking companions the night ot his death, showed "great negligence in not removing Jevne from ths car. Stack and Miss Thomas are charged with homicide for falling to perform an act which, if done, might have saved Jevne's life. Robbery charges were also laid against tbe pair when police learned that a large sum ot money which Jevne had been carrying bad been removed from his body. Coroner Dr. E.
A. Braithwalte reported that Jevne was intoxicated at the time of bis death. "I'd like you to note that the amount of alcohol in the brain was tremendous, Doctor Braithwalte told the jury after ths v'dence had been heard. Miss Thomas, under protection of the Canada Evidence Act, testified she had met Jevne the day before tbs fatality and bad gone to a hotel party with him and Stack. Both men, she testified, became Intoxicated and she went wltb them in Jevne car "to get more liquor." Frightened by Jevnes driving, she and Stack left him in hla car and went to a restaurant, she said.
Later, after they had visited another drinking place, she and Stack noticed a car parked outside. Tbe car, she said, was full of smoke and when the smoke cleared she saw a man lying Inside. Slack left her beside the car when he went to call tbe police. "He looked dead to me. His eyes were closed.
He was (lumped over. I told Charlie (Stack) when he came back it was Jevne. Then we just stayed there until the police came." CKBI, Prince Albert DROUTHJS ENDED Rain Falls Over Many Parts Of U.S, Middle West; Snow in S. Dakota FOR FIRMER BUMS CLEANER TEETH 00 Top of the Morning. 1LOO Mid-Morning Head 8 15 New.
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SIMPSON -Aos oclated Pres War Analyst NAZIS DESPERATE IN CHOICE OF DEFE.NCK STAND HINT of desperation Is evl- dent In the Nazi cholco of a alte for the first limited counter, attack effort against the Allied flanking operation south of Home which seriously threatens to turn ths whols German trans-peninsula front in Italy. The strike came southwest of Uttoria In the Pontine marshes. Picked Get man armored forces, hastily pulled back from the Cassino-Mlnturno main battle-front to the south, wer used but promptly were htown back, Anglo-American forces on tnat sector obviously are concerned chiefly with protecting the south flank of the Nettuno-Anzio beachhead. That brief fight probably cannot be classed as more than the first preliminary skirmish ot the decisive battle to come In the Rome area. The Nazi armored blow fell too late to catch the Allies unprepared to meet lt tank for tank and gun for gun.
It was stopped cold without need of calling heavy Allied naval guns within easy range. It seems doubtful that the Ger man command could have expected to break through at that point to endanger the Nettuno beachhead across which Allied reinforcements and supplies have been pouring since the complete tactical surprise achieved in the landings, A VARIABILITY of the Pon-tine marshes as a natural barrier to Nazi successful counter-attack from the south figured importantly in planning Allied operations. That Allied flank obviously has been well secured as a 'first step toward cutting through all enemy road and rail connections between tbs Rome transportation hub and the trans-peninsular battle line to the south. South of the Pontine marsh skirmish lines the main Rome-Naples highway runs glong the seashore at two points, at Tar-raclna, northwest of Gaeta Gulf, and at Formla at the head of that gulf. Both sectors are under Allied air and direct naval bombardment.
That seriously restricts Nazi use of the Applan Way as a springboard for a powerful attack from the south against the Nettuno beachhead. qnHE. main crose road between the Via Appla and the Via Casillno farther inshore runs between Ceprano and ltd, the latter Junction with the Applan Way lying northwest of Tarra-clno. It also has been under Allied bomb and naval gun fire. The indicated Alllled defence pattern for protection of Its Nettuno lifeline seems too formidable in the Pontine marshes to assums that the Germans will risk a main counter-attack there.
By every military yardstick it is to be expected in the Velletrt Valmontone sector farther north, unquestionably the route on which the Allies Intend to push on across both Rome-Naples highway in the rear of the Cassino-Minturno line, A Nazi secondary attack down the Rome-Anzlo road, mounted by reserves from tbs north, would be a logical move. The Allied command presumably is organizing beachhead fronts in that expectation. Free Anti-Fascists ALGIERS, Jan. 28 (CP). Several hundred antl-Faacist Italians, who had been Interned In North Africa for more than a year, are to be released, it was decided at a meeting of the French Committee of National Liberation, 8 30 Sugar Sowt 4.
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7.45 Circle Bell Vanities. 12 25 Hit Parade 05 Block Report CHICAGO, Jan. 28 (AP). The two daughters of Mrs. Frank Starr Williams, society woman who was slain January 19 in the Drake Hotel, were questioned under the so-called "lie detector Thursday, and officials reported that neither was able to provide any fresh information concerning the mysterious case.
Chief of Detectives John L. Sullivan emerged from the crime detection laboratory and stated: They are both through. A clean bill for both. Assistant State's Attorney Joseph Pope advised reporters the tests showed that neither woman knew anything she had not already told police. Sullivan said each of the women Mra.
Patricia Goodbody, 28, and Miss Elizabeth Born, 33 had been questioned for 45 or 50 minutes. Investigators, who have emphasized that nobody was under suspicion in the case, said the object of their questions was to recheck all details in the hope ot obtaining an accurate and comprehensive account of the shooting and its background. Mrs. Goodbody has told detectives that a strange woman tired ineffective shots at her and then shot her mother, wife of an attache of the State Department in Washington. One question asked was do you know the Identity of the slayer?" Police said thfc polygraph indicated both women answered truthfully in denying any such knowledge.
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IL 30 Danes Party. LOO A Woman of America oo championship 9 OO Potand vs. Hitler 9 15 Delfenbaker 8 9 30 Danes Party. 9 45 U.P. News.
10 05 Liberal Speech, 10 30 CBR Singers. 11.00 C. News. Fight peeks, CHICAGO, Jan. 28 (AP).
Rainfall bathed the drouth-parched fields over most of the United States Middle West Thursday. The precipitation moved up from the Gulf of Mexico and the southwest to benefit, especially, the wheatfields in Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. It spread into Missouri, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, South Dakota, Minnesota and was moving into Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. However, agricultural and horticultural experts cited the danger inherent in the continuing unseasonable warmth. If crop seeds begin to germinate, and trees and shrubs begin to bud, because of tbe warmth and moisture, a subsequent sudden or hard freeze might cause serious damage.
Forecaster H. L. Jacobson said that already rain was changing to snow in Nebraska and Kansas and there was snow in South Dakota. V.S.A. Networks NATIONAL 8 SO Batin Swing.
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30 Friday on Broadway. 6 00 Kata Smith, 7. o) Playhouse. 7 30 That Brewster Boy. 8.00 Moore-Duranta Show.
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4.45 Newscast HEAR ALUED GUNS Swarms of Allied Aircraft Soar Over Rome; Radios All Confiscated STOCKHOLM, Jan.1 28 (AP). Tbe roar of Allied artillery now is beard plainly in all parte of Rome and Allied aircraft swarm the skies about the city, the Roma correspondent of the Goeteborg Handels Sjoe-farts Tidningen said in a dispatch Thursday. The Swedish correspondent said naval officers in Rome estimated that at least 2,800 vessels of ail description participated in the Allied landings at Nettuno. He said tbe immense armada virtually covered the sea off the landing beaches All. radios in Rome have been confiscated, presumably in a German effort to keep the Inhabitants the dark concerning military operations, he said.
Telephones, however, still are functioning. German authorities were reported offering a reward of 200.000 lira ($2,000) for Information about persons participating In tterroristic activities. ft oo Hockey Interviews, ft. Pat Bufley, ft, S' Recordings. 6 45 Kinsmen Club.
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