- v 4“ P - ' kwoko s-- ) Moscow Date Line Russ Draw Heavily on IMan Power 1 ) 1 ' I - i i I ' i i i 1 2 i I I 1 - 1 I I 1 ) -- i $ 4 I i1 i i 1 ) 1 1 ) I i - I 1 I 1 f this enemy is already broken and ling of the enormous might of the state they had lived in for so long studied so intently But their same mistake! dispatches might have been colored "Her power has been assembled by what they knew their fuehrer of which unfor- wanted to hear an account or IlliS against Europe tunately most had no idea and cry weakness and disorganization many even today have no idea" under communism And what they did dare say might have been dis- he said He himself had no idea for two regarded by superiors who hypno- months later the red army was to tized themselves by their own anti- rise unbroken and drive the wehr- comintern propaganda macht away from the gates of Diplomatic Blunder moecow The other side of the axis Italy Undertestimated Reds also had a capable embassy It In that passage Hitler outlined was headed by Augusta Rosso anunconsciously t h e phenomenon other career diplomat of the old which eventually emerged clearly school but the complete antithesis as a great factor in determining of Schulenburg small in stature the early course of the war in Rus- - friendly in manner and gentle in sia—universal miscalculation and his dealings He had served brilunderestimation of the strength of liantly in Washington but here his the soviet union The mystery day was passed The expert of the Italian emthat was soviet Russia remained a mystery until the most gigantic bassy was Guido Relit whose rank of all military campaigns exposed was that of attache but whose at the same time in all their igno- - knowledge of Russia was assumed rance the experts who had pro- to be enormous The allies too had their experts fessed for 20 years to know all The most industrious were the about the soviet union Usually it is a dull business rak- G E T S the initials standing for ing' over the dirty coals of a Greek English Turkish and Serb burned-ou- t fire and finding the the principals being Christophe minister of fagots that failed to burn But Diamantopoulos here it is of vital importance: For Greece Sir Stafford Cripps amif Germany had known the real bassador of Great Britain Haidar truth or the strength and inten- Aktay ambassador of Turkey and tions of the soviet union how the Milan Gavrilovich minister of course of the whole war might Yugoslavia They gathered each have changed! If Finland Hun- morning usually in the sunlit sitgary Slovakia and Rumania had! ting room of Sir Stafford at the foreseen the months of terrible back of the British embassy once home of the Haritonenko famstruggle ahead how their attitudes the of sugar merchants across the might have been altered! If the ily United States and Great Britain river from the kremlin They sat had realized the potentialities of over their coffee looking through their new ally how much better the tall windows facing Sir Stafgarden and tennis court dethey might have taken advantage ford's bated the problems information of their opportunities! Who were the experts who were and interpretation of the day The G E T S' big trouble was at fault who made the errors which cost so much? 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Large opening Comb Try Square white A - --Fo- rmers :rrn"--------------- 7e 4: 49c 1 - --- Folding Rule ai 1 si 4 ( -- I i 1 - f D p1n14gsifor 1 -- - L i Workers War t I 1' WATCH Mail Boxes --t-' r- -1 1101 GUARANTEED I Can't Replace!" 4 NN () (2F1-- -A ' i 1- tie-ro- Pres:Won-Cu- t 1 -- Hardwood s i 1" 1 1 1 i 7 igt-- It t :1 ut WASHINGTON Aug 7 single navy fighter squadron was credited officially Saturday with having destroyed at least 31 Japa- - I nese planes in the air over and about Guadalcanal June 16 when the Japanese made one of their i greatest raids on the American I Solomon in islands the base The enemy's losses by air action in the battle were 77 dive bombers ' and fighters against a loss of six i allied planes And in addition 17 T Blue - White Modern I Precision-Cu- t t enemy planes were destroyed by ! American antiaircraft fire for a 1' Yellow Gold Mountings Stones in total of 94 The victory had been i the navy reported previously by The report was concerned with a the activities of squadron corn- - t --manded by Lieutenant Commander ir ‘1 Clarence M White Jr West An- - 0 o SAVE Md Three of his who pilots napolis ''' :4 ' '' -'' '' I helped destroy the Japanese air " fleet were lost—not to Japanese rfi' ' !-:'e"' i shooting but because of aerial collisions brought on by the in- tensity of the fighting and the at at d determination of i our pilots to destroy the enemy 1 el White's squadron the navy said b - ‘ at included a pilot who was sick A 0 ' one who had been shot down only t 'a few days before and a pilot '5' so ' l' O 'l awaiting transfer But they all t t? went up joint efforts i the squadron high r helped to give Phil Federal Tax ' score A i One report turned In by White's ' ' fliers summed the scene up this Ifl''''"- - L Ask About Sars P"so --'I were "Planes like way: falling London Tradesmen Hail flies" Easy Paymont Plan Á'"LIllin ' The kill of this particular squadBombles Raid ' :?1'ron included 16 Aichi-9- 9 dive ' 1 bombers and 15 Zero fighters The' Copyright by Chicago Tribune 0 LONDON Aug 7 (CTPS)—The squadron also was credited with diamond ring' at Real precision-cu- t 'ir44 !ilk r'f e a a and in a bombing lull 'has brought back a probably shooting down two more ' of modern (lilacselection 4 1 measure of prosperity to London's dive bombers and two Zeros -' sears styles v" '121111-- will give tull ' anteed i quality "4Satit on our boroughs appeared engage- hardup With —I price f the return of thoument rings on a larger diamond tt purchase urday it returned in its original sands of evacuees and the reopen-inLimit one year mounting within ‘N of business many borough date tit purchase councils find their revenue from In Ship Production 1st Floor ' local taxes has improved to such '11 7 to now WASHINGTON able are an extent they (CTPS) Aug '''tsk wipe off debts instead of havincr to —England has reached its limit in Iv 1 healthbfor in of to the of and the production appeal ships ministry Sears Have Posted or Marked Ceiling Prices in Compliance financial Aid Lod pay ethweiargoetsheorf pthoeweurtilfiozrattichnewfamrans and hwno mAann With Government Regulations I meet their: staffs Prices Quoted Do Not Include 25 State Sales Tax derson a member of the British 1 ubligations The increase in wage rates is war cabinet-- said Saturday in a ' - I aIS() reflect'td in the fact many press conference t i t ') I' I I V I 'il t In the matter of ships he said 1 il ! taxpayers are meeting demands ill 1 I 11 fi C k1 ii 'I k more promptly and the number the United States will be depend- '1 i il Ili t I l' 1 '' t ' 5' I ' r7 - - - : hauled into court on summonses ed upon to meet losses and enlarge for arrears is 'reported to have de- the combined allied merchant fleet ! MAIN AT BROAD'WAY DIAL SALT LAKE CITY UTAH cressed by between 20 and 30 per He did not elaborate on the probcent-lem of man power g ) 1 "Take Care of the Things That You au na I I T R ADITION - I ltr---- - i 11 - ' is --- - - no AlowaitilSoligiiiilkaMikMoNliiikWi r '1 ' k k : on EIEPAILI " A SiVklEAGS SEakALIS 4 II r 1 I 01 r-7- 1i i 1 a question for hours and then 1 a I — 0'A i apparently to keep in practice he Tine qnality ore' or 7? libr' —711 P---Keep old ham Craftsman ''' -would switch and argue the other ‘ men hatehittl ts:r1o!codt" Y ii:st' aide He professed to some knowl- '11 s 'e workingworn-o- re— flo - rm1 for 59 place l l 1 edge of the soviet union but never 1°' 6 1 First or clulteys: tyonaut: ssis to expertness second :11- hickory ' prossth Writers Smarter Mosemot Our best prot II MI popular alzei carfessional No The press too had its quota of Needed Priority Bitmement penter hammer Gal experts In fact the correspondReg P e r fectly balents outexperted the diplomats for anced for real Size— cuts efficiency this waS the era when the cables cio) Elgin Padlocks down arm faT brought ambassadors minute-to- 1 tigue minute instructions leaving them Basement Size little responsibility or initiative C S a fe 40 strong! t 7 news when the traveled swiftly n rsA: ' Extra strong' reinforced at the both sides of making their dispatch'es dusty with Levels Got will age by the time they reached their Il1 ''''''' 1 slltV keys i c Ara use give long durable Bring your on ' 18-i- n governments and when airplanes t Steps 139 IlAseinept c o ntainer for strengthened by and - 1' rk brought special envoys to handle this high qualtruss supports back legs have 24-i- n "Iktii most important problems As the 169 ity hulk turpen' criss-cros- s itine A standdiplomats' influence dwindled that I bracing and hick-o- r Select grained ard of the correspondents increased Made for laatinz paint tarrung's d solid i or enamel niit Service Theirs Watt the major share in the ' i walnut for ptoi thinner ' Al tuction againat enormous task of educating public I1 loio4LAo Basement Basement s d kiT71 Dependable Elwarp LA Opinion It gin night latch The experts had lew if any It I complete with I um all screws for eth I righA opkompo personal contacts either officially wa uy I tont!' I i C it 11 I l U or unofficially people of Basement the country they were trying to 1 I 50-- Ft Master-Mixe- d Steel ‘('"---judgeI i The foreign colony of Mos- - 'I cow lived a life apart behind walls 'n16:114 I I l Keyhole Saws which were invi'sible but ax im- Price I Ceiling I I CT) I I pregnable as the ramparts of the t I tt 335 Gal Top quality I e kremlin Within those walls came i "f::-:isteel 4e :::''' I I RoA Colors or GoL precisio 14- a Craftsman! secretaries cooks and st I 1 8 Inch 1 tapes I 41ch I 11 1 White tempered matittel width i an ballerina or I In tots -Sect blade Inches in " steel a frequenter of the Hotel Metro- - I I i::1 banI I 11itt Iterchwood 11 I You are eighths assured lasting beauty 41!ZO o: dies pole but among the great mass of i liasement r greatest spread maximum hiding I 111ement I I tzi 14the common people the experts it e ars knew no one ity Mao- treloir::setTr: Ilk :tit:litS tfnfti gngtunalb To nxee Even a fleeting glimpse of the 11II 7:11110 SAVE AT SEARS ON FINE QUALITY 0i ti:i:!:t:LI 3tal3in41111:e! physical aspects of the Russian iv 0ear!get lowent emit per yeatl of colintrynide was denied to the ex- - 1 perts So these were the obstacles )111' Sero-Cof- e placed in the way of the experts— ii :z1 Qualify and they tripped over almost all 1: Bedroom Fixture I Pric of them Their general consenatis I Ceiling iitr:- 5 '7 '1 eas that the A' a r in Russia would 'sl' 215 Gal 40 I lei'tra cT)Li last three weeks to three months11 Colors or ' II Shade would GaL been have They surprised -- ' White sERDcarf then to know that it would go on li 1 In Lots - pf to its third year with the red army You'll get both and protaction at situ trading blows with the wehr- low cost with House Paint GalMontrose-3-L- ight macht i ''''' lon covers up to colored t feet two coats square ivory 1 bead ::' chain White and colors Copyright 1943 by Henry C Cas- I' Holder gold col''''':"aLiatigelaas 10':' 11tsement or trim sidy Houghton Mifflin Co distributed by AP Features tolllsrs shoresatiinn — cc-r-N- 1 1 ' - t lit - gray-haire- e- 1 77: ''''''- - 074 -- 1 - - — AT SEARS— I ''— - I 5 - ' -- :'----- (II! t i ex-an- - i :- '1 1 1 ' i -- 1 'i ' - - - f - 111 ' 1 b - 1 to-d- - II al ttteruiar contributor to the Field Artillery Journal and recognized aa an authority on military affairs) Chicago Tribune Vire There has been heavy fighting n Rosa la In this the third year of the war for them the Russians are using a large quantity of lend lease munitions partly furnished by the United States and partly by the British Empire But the man power is all Russian and this has been expended at a prodigal rate A great battle has been going on continuously since July 5 It started near Ilelgorod and spread to Orel Each side accuses the other ct starting it but it seem) clear that be)th sidea it and were not iinwillingexpected to fight it out d month-olThe battle has Orel to the Russians and provided they can advance another 20 miles to the west they will be able to reopen the trunk line railroad which runs from Moscow through Orel to Kursk This will he a substantial gain Orel was mainly of value to the Germans because it deprived the Russians of an important railroad Strategies Revealed The Russians are fighting to get the invader out of their country The Germans say they are4ndeavthe Russians by °ring to exhaustsuch causing them sue great losses for peace or that they will else that it will enable the Germans to counterattack later with prospects of success Such a plan may be sound It was the kind eof plan- which the Russians adopted a year ago It led to the recovery of Stalingrad and Ia large territory For Germany it lasanatue!2r attrition and to win they must inflict much heavier losses than they receive How long can they keep it up? The Germans still have reserves to maintain the battle for the Russians daily comment on fresh German troops counterattacking Battles of attrition are lora by the side which exhausts its reserve first As there is no information as to icow many reserves each side has left all that can be said now is that the battle is not over The axis army in Sicily seenix to be on the way either to capture or extinction Alter this operation is completed the allies will be able to undertake either an invasion of the Italian mainland or of Sardinia and Corsica The latter procedure would be the more normal But if information indicates that southern Italy can be safely invaded right away the two islands may be temporarily Mussolini's downfall reportedly was brought about by his espousa plan to withdraw the Gerin man and Italian forces from central and southern Italy to the north They were to retire to the rear of the rought Etruscan Appennine mountains which cross east from near Italy from west to Spezia to near Rimini This line may be called the Etruscan line bhocked Italians It was natural that the Italians were shocked at the idea of abandoning to the enemy some of their country But facts are facts hard as it may seem to them preparations to move are being forced upon Italy ' This does not mean that all axis troops south of the Etruscan line must rush northward atonce On the contrary provided they arrange for getting away at the proper time the longer they remain in central and southern Italy the better and delay What is required from the Italians now by the high command is that industries supplies key personnel railroad rolling stock mo- tor vehicles and in fact every- thing movable be sent out of the " Italiart peninsula while there is still so time There is as yet no positive indication that the Italian government will accept unconditional surrender It it sticks to Germany the withdrawal to the Etruscan line probably will be carried out as planned There is:no immediate hurry as the allies are still a long way off If Italy does surrender time will be taken to enable certain prominent fascists to esespe Copyright byChicago Tribune the-allie- 1 ! w Get v —I 11 one-sixt- two-thir- I ft— 1 by-pass- 1 I - Cassidy- v I Stein-Mosco- - : - Uncle Sam Says— "Maintain arid Repair" SO t Chapter 7 starting as consul in Tiflis endinesmall pretense to expertness The The world was wrong about so- as dean of the diplomatic corps in ambassador Laurence A To all who knew him hardt was best described viet Russia Friend arid foe alike by a failed to see the tremendous po- - he was the ideal ambassador and fellow ambassador as "the best I1 his staff was the ideal staff consul who ever came to Moscow" 1 h tentialities of this of the The military side of that ern- - He negotiated for months to open I! world the enormous strength of bassy was equally imposing It a consulate-generin Vladivostok 'I was headed by General Ernest He these hundred and ninety-thre- e for weeks over exit 1 argued million people Adolf Hitler was Koestring the highest ranking of visas for Americans who had l 1 finally to admit it in his October 3 the military attaches the dean of adopted soviet nationality and then speech at the Sportel:4AL Berlin them all pet as Schulenburg was wanted to change their minds He He was known to call on the opening the nazi winter relief the dean of the diplomats foreign 11 I campaign in 2 passage as signifi- too had a large staff of intelligent commissariat and protest against cant as any that could ever be ut- trained observers' the cancellation of the driving What happened to the dispatches license of one of his chauffeurs for 11 tered about the war in Russia "We have been mistaken about which must have been turned out traffic violations His peak was I ono thing" the reichsfuehrer said by this brilliant constriletion of probably the Rine he shouted to t "We had no idea how gigantic the expertx? The truth is hidden in his telephone operator "You call preparation a of this enemy were the archives of the Wilhelmstrasse up Vyshinsky and tell him that if I " be never and many known There my toilet isn't against Germany and Europe in one hour f There was an ironic touch in are two possible explanations for rm going up working there and use his" 1 so was the fuehrer's words: in her wrong why Germany Whether the toilet then worked ham "That I can say now I say It estimate of the soviet union These not been recorded must inkcan some I have had only today because say that experts Steinhardt did busy itimself with se-cu- rd 1 ByHenry C g Fl i fly Co Innel Conrad IL Lanza 1 --- ' Field Supplies I I Great Britain and Russia Become Allies LendeLease Aid Keeps Up :: - - -- - - —— gait ' ' - - -- 1 1kcvibun e 'Sunday Morning All August 8 1943 Zije 1 z - -- -- i ' c ' -- t 11 1 tt - - Avith stain-resista- —easy to keep clean nt Itisement t i t t - ' 1 t t : I I 1 I t 4 ? - 1 1 i k i tt t t i I a t " i t f 77 1 : - 1 -- - - -r - --- --- - — - 7 4r P - t - -- - - n m APA ft4 IAN 4 krA '