Vernal Express | 1942-07-30 | Page 2 | International Court and Police Force for Postwar World Envisioned by Hull, Nazi Drive Increases Russia's Peril, Rommel Stymied by Allied Air Power

I WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS International Court and Police Force Forc For Postwar World Envisioned by Hull Nazi Drive Increases Russia's Russians Peril Rommel Stymied by Allied Air Power Powei EDITOR I a NOTE er Union o I I and not In the e I of chi 1 b br r oho rO of y ty Union t L ta tat taz t i z rL q Ja I tK 9 s MaJ Gen Oen Carl Spaatz chief of 01 the American air all forces In the Eur Euro Euro- European theater of 01 action left pins the Service Sf Cross on MaJ I Charles Charla C Taking part In a s recent bombing raid on enemy airfield In Holland brought hili hie hl ship hip back safely airly after r I one motor was wax wrecked and a win wing damaged In fighting with German all air r forces POSTWAR AR WORLD hull llull Environs When silvery haired Cordell Hull Hu broadcast an on appeal for tor a a 8 safe sale and an saner laneI aner postwar world It was clew clear that a majority of ol Americans American agreed with his thesis that the peace peed as well as the war must be won wo by the United Nations if it chaos Is III to be avoided In an address heard around the th world the secretary of stole state made mad these points I 1 1 The United Nations immedi immediate ate problem Is la I to win the war war-de war 2 After Alter the war surveillance must mus be exercised over Germany Japan Italy and their by the thI United Nations until the aggressors prove their willingness and abil ability ity to live at peace with other na nations 3 3 Disputes must be settled by bl b peaceful means An international court of justice would provide re for tor law and end obligations Jons 4 Freedom Is la to be assured by b removal of 01 economic and shackles Errors of extreme natIon nationalism that caused the present war must be avoided EGYPT Air Arr Power Tells It had become Increasingly clear that air all power was assuming a de decisive decisive role in the fight tor for Egypt Steady reinforcements of the British B itis air arm had enabled the Imperials to launch an offensive along the 35 35 mile front from tram El on orthe the Mediterranean to the marshes paced by an RAF HAF on onslaught onslaught onslaught slaught that drove Nazi planes from the sky The British drive dislodged the th Nazis Mima from oft disputed Tel el Elsa Hill of Jesus In the north and sue suc succeeded in making considerable headway head headway headway way along the center tenter Activity by the Allies had foil toll wed weda we a week long ass by American ar al d British is lS at ar d British war warsh warah warsh sh ah ps pa on the North African coastal highway on wl wI I i h Germs i 1 i Marshal It n el had ru ruil-it ruil hl i 1 re rc n t I i t li is to onset offset the Hie capture of 0 urs ai a aIle o Ue tie pl Eb r I r front frunt runt n previous engagements its In raids raid c wring n n les of Ron Hon l i tl tI 1 s ex exi exI i used s f apply ru ro te le British play t s sv v ft rt ally w ped t I t the El D lOd air airi airI ur i 1 rl rt I tear i e t HUe r lie tl e I I b vi I l t m UI 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I Terrible lay Jay Day The gravity of the It H r I i si sl I I i sit sll Ii Ja tion could r I i t I t be t I i r I r It re n I it t mate and no attempt was m en Ide de t 1 1 little its ser sec Germ my s a re rei ort art of e ethe othe the fall tall of 01 II It tov en i II i I 1 ed the th I crisis As the s a rely pressed presed H R ss u I s g the al aches hIs hI's I Ii ti the UL Caucasus ni at d the V Vi Iga Igo river t tad t al fallen tallen back bet bd re 11 the n tl IU illi n u i r eln al alGerman German army smashing Its wry southeast dowl the D m in river va valley Hey the Soviet army array organ oran Red Star said frankly Terrible days foci face the country It called ui u i 1 i the the fighting men of Russia t t tn n ln uh to te t the example of 28 Red sold ers In the defense of ot Moscow last w r iter tel ter died fig figl ting tang a tank charge charle with wid little more than their bare hands The speed of the new Nazi Nail drive against the Reds celebrated Jn defense Jn depth technique was be believed to be due to the Germans use of a crushing mass which employed monster tanks ar armored armored mored trains heavy mortars mortar and at an unprecedented concentration of all air power Only comforting note in the bleak picture was the success of Russian soldiers in regaining ground tar far to tc t the north In their counter offensive around By turning the Nazis back here Marshal ko might be able to take some ol of the pressure of off otT Red f f in the deep South who had fought with their backs to the wall in defense of U S CASUALTIES Show War Wars War's Trend Casualty figures released by the theOffice theOffice theOffice Office of War Information revealed that the navy s losses since Pearl Harbor were 15 times greater than for the entire span of World War IThe IThe I IThe The OWl s a state statistics disclosed na naval naval vat val casualties thus far totaling 12 compared with In the first Wl 1 1 war The current casualties Inc led It'd 3 killed 1 1 wounded 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ther the I h r L I L se f I ret rei rc I yes vea p s a bill Lill outi out wing 1 n fees Iles or on nent nest c after Chair man nan Carl Vii Vir s n declared that agents o t iii ii t I g w r c ices t f l r were It An er erlean lean ican can t yer Testimony prey I k khe to the he house naval committee had dis closed that three Washington firms firma of ot d so-called so sales engineers had earned arned close to 2 in corn com commission mission fees tees on government con can tracts In the past six months LEAHY Eyes Eye aril and legs f pp Called iron tron retirement to the newly crea created led p s lion of chief ot of tall tt tl the C mn ar al der del in Chief was as Adm William Daniel Leahy former ormer chief of naval operations and more sore recently ambassador to Vichy France ranee With all the world discussing the prospects of ot the United States and Britain opening a second front In Int 3 fir t a i csak r t An 11 ISIt U II HAM D I RALLY AllY I I r t I e ll tl s vi vt II ar sr rUe tI tie a II app nt i i 1 ei et tf tAdi t tf f Adi Artl I 1 lit Illy l t t 1 v s t I the new p Sl t oi or s ids 5 is 1 t I 1 I la u a s g it tf suI sll su I r IT T rt rl ht ih t 1 Regarded as asin 1 II 11 I ct t t I K j st 51 Admiral l catty tl ti e I 1 t I I rt res lent Roosevelt A 11 II ht sc r s h s ey e s and legs leg and leI 1 t- t ti t i t 1 of ot mat mal v detail duties 1 t I I 1 f t E t I te Ic e se however how ver 1 t I t l I r that I 1 1 tv iv v w ild dd n tI I 1 II tel e I i e I rat n i I 1 r f I tl tI e I U V tit t IN I I f re rc a r e I fA f A er erf erf f All Alt tit hi Mr Ii n eIt e eIl eit it Il i 1 i 1 I II I It I 1 I l r t I II III i i ris 11 l II 11 I 1 bet be bet bel I I 1 t I t I It l I rl a r t l t I n nr i I 1 r t u II III I f f k h L III II 11 I I 1 t I It II I 1 t i III ill y 1 nul rs I- I Ib b t It tt e t l I es e del der t tIK l III IK lit I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 II UI 11 nr ur f 1 r fort Dort I t I n o r rt 1 ii Ir s s 1 t e g ncr s ss th se e I seas d r II I k I- t i e I and andI andt i t I r t II ils ls f t f r I tt I w A r rl 1 I 1 I s q ft figg ng gl t n ng g gf f Is w IA l 11 1 1 t l econ con i t I i rIal t I arm of 01 Ui VI rie de Sam s a servI sere I f s I i ply it was as d Ii closed by byL Dr L t n Harold l 1 Ceorge corn corn- com i I 1 I K g the a r transport fortes forces wh h a n i t ed td that thai the army would Ih rely ty on al at airlines to op cp opale ale greatly Increased meres sed ed numbers of I planes