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Show PAGET TWO PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 23,. 1910 .GERMAN AIDES POUND FORWARD ; BY JOSEPH W. GKIGG, JR. BERLIN, May 23 (UJ! The high . command eaid today German armies arm-ies were pounding: forward through Belgium and France toward Calais against fierce allied resistance and that the German air fleet had 'effectively bombed" the channel porta, including harbor installations installa-tions at the English harbor of Dover. . The ' communique, issued at ' J Adolf . Hitler's field headquarters, reterred to , the bombing of an. English port for the first time anu admicted the ' : big British, French and Belgian armies lesd-rnated lesd-rnated at 1,000,000 men) trapped in north France and Belgium were putting up the strongest resistance. resist-ance. ' - . .,; , . It said German speedboats had! torpedoed and sunk an allied de stroyer ff Dunkirk, r i ; . r Tne German offensive continued to gain, and the allied attempts to counter-attack were repulsed Dy uerman mechanized units, in laniry ana aerial .Dcanbers, eiipe- ciauy in me Cambral sector, -ine communique said. '- It said: : ; 1." The German off ensive through . Belgian Flanders and across tne river4 Scheldt was gaining grounds : slowly despite the .strong resistance resist-ance of the enemy.; This was the the main front held by the British. -2. The German spearhead thrust : through "north' France and to the .river Somme to close the-trap on allied forces is still pushing north ward in the general direction of Calais, only 22 miles from the shores of England. (This point Is where channei swimmers cross the Dover straits.) ; , 3. Fierce fighting is In progress around . Valenciennes,- anil in the Cambrai sector of France where all efforts by the allied troops to break through the German trap have been repulsed "with heavy ' losses. - :'-. v. From the Fuehrer Iron Grosses for Nazi "Suicide Troops" 0 v--V. . A ' - . ! '-' INE A Radio-Trleihotl , .Commanders of parachute troops which captured Eben Emael fort of the Liege cluster in Belgium receive Iron Crosses from Adolf Hitler "some place at the front,'" according to German censors. Among those decorated was CaDtaln Kocn. who. was promoted to major, and Lieutenant Witzia, who wep up to captain. g : ',:'"' -h to vdart -along1 the channel jcpast, attacking . enemy warships ' and merchant vessels, and succeeded in sinking an allied destroyer: off Dunkirk. , : On the southern front, from the Somme to the Meuse rivers, tthe high - command said, "the enemy is on the defensive.' SEEKS RENOMINATIOX ' . - , . - i. . i BOISE, Ida., May 23 (ttnvLieut. Gov. Don Whitehead of Boise an nounced today he would seek re- nomination in the Republican pri maries. Iij a statement, Whitehead said he . would seek' continuation of honesty and . efficiency in Idaho government.'' ' - He's In The Navy, ; If He Is Only 7 The, female oyster is said to be 4.. German speedboats continued fatter than the male. A ACME QUALITY tOIICRETE, BRICK; and STUCCO HHISH CUote fro a wick variety f rreil cUan color. II. ' fW ra.Micv Mfcool, etfice. of InaVritrial Uildina.! : .OtVil in Gal Lots ftf f Ah type. OiJy . ACMEQWUnY INTERIOR. GLOSS FINISH 2.93 " Dretf p Vow tritcta, fcrMlifatt root, bathroom end woodwork with coat or two of of tlto loiroty little in this oJoro fiiiliM in Gal. Lots I . ACME QUALITY ENAMEL -KOTE . Woodwork toys, oovohlM. afr. CV t . . . 1,19 Per Qt. .,. -,He may not see the world, but he's in the Navy now. At least, so things Master . Donnie : Ridge, a " seven-year-old who presented himself at the desk of the recruiting officer of-ficer in the Provo'AVmory the other day, stating that "I want to join the Navy." , ' And Donnie has his "papers" to prove " that ' he's now in . ' the service'. The officer, quite taken back by Donnle's seem- ' : ing , patriotism and enthusiasm, enthusi-asm, made out a "very official" looking registration blank for the youngster. Interesting details de-tails sucn as "Diseases hiccoughs hic-coughs no warts, are proud- ly. displayed by the ; young recruit. ; v Donnie ' has for some ' time .been on the sidelines when the National Guard are in practice, and only a little en-couragemcnt en-couragemcnt from the boys was necessary to prompt him ' to "sign up." He is a ' son of Mr. and :Mrs. 'Alfred Ridge. .' . , . ' CONSCIENCE 1TURTS - . MOSCOW. "Ida., May 23" U.R A boast, that its customers "always "al-ways come back" paid unexpected dividends to ; a clothing store today. to-day. , - : A strtirhger:. walked -int. the 'store, . laid $1.75 on the counter -and:, , . : "That's for a hat I stole in 1900." ; . . ; The stranger said his conscience had been' bothering him for 40 years. . - Faces Punishment HOT IN LEWISTON . LEWJSTON, Ida., May 23 OIE)-Temperatures OIE)-Temperatures soared to 97 de grees here Wednesday for one of the hottest , days on record... . r- : r. S K Late News Fl Sites TARIS The newspaper Excelsior Excel-sior said today British, French and Belgian counter-spies had arrested ar-rested more than 200 German spies who allegedly had revealed the allied defense plans and had helped; demoralize civilian morale at the start of the blitzkrieg. STOCKHOLM Major General Fleischer, commander- of Norwegian Nor-wegian trojps in northern Norway, Nor-way, appealed today for more allied al-lied assistance to halt German forces advancing from Mo, about 195 mile3 south, towards Narvik. TIRANA, Albania Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano hailed the solidarity of Albania and Italy in a brief . speech ' to cheering throngs today. LONDON King George will broadcast an Empire day message mes-sage it 9 p, ra, (4 p. m. EDT) on Friday, it was announced today at Buckingham palace. SCHEVENINGEN, TlIU NETHERLANDS A German officer of-ficer aiii today that former Kaiser Kais-er Wilhelm has rejected a British offer to move him and his family to . Britain. LONDON The crews of two hospital ehips arriving today said German planes had machine gunned gun-ned wounded soldiers and Belgian refugees at a French port. ISTANBUL, Turkey Burdened with mere military secrets than she has possessed since World war days and Impressed by tales cl "fifth column" activities in Europe, Eu-rope, Turkey is doing everything possible to make espionage a difficult dif-ficult and dangerous occupation inside her borders. WASHINGTON Queen Wilhel-mina Wilhel-mina fled from" Holland to escape German kidnapers and the possibility pos-sibility of Germany using her as a hostage to "blackmail" Dutch nominations r.lcde ' By B.P.17. Club The annual business meeting and election of officers for the J'rovo Business and Profcssicnal Women's Wo-men's club, will be teldT Uonday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the Edna Mae Hedquist home, announces an-nounces Miss , Amanda Roundy, president. The following women have been nominated: For president, Mrs. Lnna H. Robley and Mrs. Alice Syme; first vice president. Mrs. laa Brown and Miss Elsie P-oundy; teeond vice president. Mrs. i 10 H. Redden and Miss Zina LarM-r.; ueasuier, liss Luciie Haws at. a Miss PJiea Taylor; -recording &tc-retary, &tc-retary, Mrs. Kuth Fosa.ar.a Mrs. Evelyn Knight; corresponding secretary, uss Marian orahara and MiA Sylvia JicUnin; ioan fan J (three-year terrr. Mrs. Ta. ine S. .v.! jr.. an t.n-1 Mrs, Maud Jacob. ilrs. rul-.e S. chairman of the norr.i.at-. cc mute, with Miss EL-U I-uur-. and Miss 2L.-ia L&rsen S-5sL'..r.: A fiiU attendance cf members urged. Refreshments will served. colonies. Holland's minister, Alexander Alex-ander Loudon, said today. Shaw Points Out Hitler's aiistak LONDON. May 23-1 J' Gr;' Bernard Shaw id V.xLty lh.. Adolf HiUer had mad? the ' ful blunder" of frightening t British. j "Now thai we're thcrour '" frightened." he aid. discus in g t: government's en-.erper.cv power' -ue'il be il right. 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