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Show Salt Lake City, Utah Sect) 11 THE DESERET NEWS (LlirontDisaster 0 WAVES, Short i --Vic to ry : Skirts Cause Speculation Writers From Londo n, Moscow Disagree Allies Would Lose By Striking Too Soon, Declares British ' War Expert Failure To Act Means Reds Will Drop Out Qf War, Fs Warning Of Russ Observ er , ' BY WILLIAM H. STONEMAN BY LELAND STOWE LONDON, Aug. 29. (CDN) What is ..believed to be the MOSCOW, Aug. .29. (CDN) One British correspondent third greaj American success in the Pacific this time in the here got word from his London editor the other day that they Solomons and the Russians continued success in stalling the wanted more optimistic dispatches from Moscow. The .editor addressed himself to the wrong place. He should have talked Germans, 'have helped prepare the setting for he third annito Prime Minister Winston Churchijl or the British general versary of the Axis war, on Sept. 3. In the background, but .full of significance for those who-- wish to consider its lessons, staff. The only conceivable way to get more optimistic news stands the Dieppe raid, a sharp answer to facile parlor stratet from Russia is for the Allies to open up a second front, and open it up with the most urgent speed. "gists and others who are better at talking than at doing. . . Another offensive in Egypt, Synthetic newspaper pieces, either British or German, may which camouflage or belittle the EDITORS NOTE: Two noted correspondents, William H. provide' the fireworks for the ex,treme gravity of the situation Stone man in London and Leland S.towe ,in MoscowTpresent occasion. which confronts the Allies today, ,A London hai greeted the Amercan only help us lose the war the case against and for a second front now" in the acican offensives, against the Soloand help win. Stalincompanying dispatches, .copyrighted by the Chicago Daily mons with real enthusiasm; peofall threatens and may ocgrad's DesNews and released exclusively in this area through The cur within a very short time. If ple in the capitals pubs and patro iot's cannot stop asking for the it falls without eret News. Mr. Stonepian, London correspondent of the intervention in latest inside news. People here AlHes-tifr- ar -. western Europe, estimates also the News, Daily the resuTtahr- blow to R u ssi a n never had any doubts of AmeriWar II approaches its third anniversary, in hi dispatch. morale and to the Russian peocan fortitude, such as some of our people had with regard to ple's faith in their English-speakinallies simply cannot be prethe British. They always-thougdicted hut it will he a very bad the Americans would fight "like blow and 'the heaviest one yet. were scalded cats once they The truth is that the outlook involved in war. Now, consefor the Allied cause at this moquently,- they are able to apprement is extremely bad and that ciate our victory without any it is likely to be much worse inner. feeling of resentment. still before September ends. The to occupy Russia continues truth is that we have been losing the people's full attention and the most vital winning points of to command their sympathy. this war all summer. The truth This despite the deep resentment is that the Russians have been of responsible persons against fighting alone and are still fight' roaring demands for a second ing alone and there is no reason WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. (AP) Liudmila Pavlichenko, front now by people who eithon earth to assume that they can er do not know the possibilities who studied lstory and dreamed of becoming a scholar; prac-'ticekeep fighting alone some six or or have not troubled to consider at Rumanians and then settled down to the serious sniping eight months from now them. DANGER GROWS DAILY Germans when her Spviet Russia went to of business killing It is possible, as times goes The truth is that war. every dav on, to have a fair idea of what which now passes without a secChurchill-Stalir- t told forbidden to lieutenant the commander Red The the at Army by happened ond front being created is one Soshoot without his permission." meeting in Moscow. There were her story yesterday at thecred-itemore 24 hours worth of mountShe asked fire. viewa to of that viet differences permission story embassy certainly ing probability that Britain and Are sure of hittiffg you her with killing 309 Ger point and neither Soviet Pre America will have to fight quite them? she quoted the commandmans mier Joseph V. Stalin nor Prime as alone in the west, next er. old Ukranian A stocky Minister Winston Churchill has as the Russians have beenspring,e she said she studied at Kiev ever been reticent about ex"Yes," she replied. all this summer. "I got a grip on myself, she University in 1937. But the next pressing his views. But what'The truth is that we are driftresumed. "I forced mvself to be vear, when trouble was brew, ever happened or was said does ing swiftly toward the thin edge steadv and cool, took careful aim not alter the basic premises on ing, she matriculated at a snip of losing this war, even if bv and fired. I waited for a fracwhich the coolest military and ers, school. some miracle we do not go over th'e war. of a tion been came Then have head second. Another here minds the brink, or if we do not splash political "I was a soldier like the rest appeared over the top. I got into the abyss until a year or proceeding. and took part in the defense that one. too. 1. Russias situation is grim more from now. The terrible risk Liudmila explained she of Odessa. that she explained and will be grimmer before winexists now and nothing less than didn't ehdlk up the Rumanians ter comes. But Russia will not through an interpreter. almost immediate invasion of after that, but counted them "as western "I lav there and watched the suffer an irreparable blow beEurope will dissipate it. trial shots, to fit her for "real, Rumanians dig themselves in." fore then. Her armies will be can be put in very This truth she continued. "Onlv 300 or 400 independent work." concrete terms. Would 12 to 15 in the field this winter and, Of the Germans, she said; were We awav. vards able be strictly not divisions have although they may "Thev are not simply murdera better chance of landing in to repeat their limited successes It had the raid. about ers. are Dieppe They tyrants, sadists, to their thanks where Gerwinter France of last today, eithbeen badlv tormentors. Everv German who mans have a maximum the misrepresented, of 25 diloss of manpower, industry and ahvsmal er through temains alive will kill women, ignorance, visions, including those necessary equipment they will require the or headline hunting. In fact, children and old folks. Dead German to garrison the occupied provine, attention of a huge the raid was no more than an Germans are harmless. Therees? Or would 40, or even 50, army. deI German a kill fore, if German I am experiment against divisions have a bet2. Russia can be helped by of in fenses the and lives. opinion saving ter chance of invading France the Allies in the field only if a was It this Lieutenant Pavlichenko said correspondent, next April, when the Nazis will a large number, of German difoolish stunt. It proved little the Germans knew her name and have between 100 and 150 divivisions can be drawn away from knew but what threatened to already; tear. her to pieces people a large sions there, including the eastern front toward westreckare Canadians to the after That win her over to number of their veteran panzer failing ern Europe. It .is hard to see can land their that side lessly offers of with brave, you plenand tank divisions transferred how a shift of anything less than on any beach if von have the ty ,of chocolate. from the Russian front? do 30 divisions would really A guerilla fighter, Liudmila, cannot stuff, and that you NAZIS PLAN WALL already the trick. Germany knock out artillery with fighter who wears four hiedals dnclud-InThe German radio is now lalk-ln- g in has 30 divisions, at least, the Order of Lenin, wants aircraft It proved nothing about France and the low countries, confidently about the Nazi to go back to work. an invasion because the force Armies building an east wall not was that raided supprobably two in Denmark and Dieppe or eastern Siegfried line from 10 in Norway. The simplest reaposed to remain in permanent the mouth of the Volga, northless that nothing Since of says occupation soning east along the entire Russian than some 50 divisions of Allied the t6wn was not even temporfront to Leningrad during the under Allied control, It arily troops would put these divisions winter. By east wall the Geris th sheerest nonsense to sav on the run; it would take more mans mean a whole series of to draw 25 or 30 divisions more that the experiment nroved that most strongly fortified holding Russia. from hold of Allies coast can the the away The Nazis explain positions.German-occupieFORCE FORMIDABLE Europe. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29. that frankly by October 3. The force required for diMUST HAVE POWER they (AP) A score of German and will have battered and bled the Russian The simple truth is that thev verting troops fnom the Italian clubs where members Russian so armies can hold the coast if and when seriously that front is therefore formidable; cheered short wave ra- 1.000.- 000 or 1,500,000 German thev have the men and weapons dio reports of Axis it is so formidable that the acvictories would troops can pen them in, while the were raided bv the Federal Buquisition of such a force as the and skil to employ them advantdecisive battle of the war is be virtually as difficult ageously. That does not have to reau qf Dnvqstigation last night sufficient be proved. fought in the west. acquisition of a force and and earl today. make works This September, the situation According to most careful to "shoot-thEach club was searched for assault on available military estimates, the is still so difficult that it seems a grand firecameras, and propaganda, Germans now have about 220 dialmost Impossible, but the patGerman Europe "for keeps. arms, said Walter V. McLaughIf we cannot 4. Conclusion; visions of their own troops in tern of victory is there for anylin of the FBI office here. Booty Russians Russia. Without counting the body to see for the first time help the materially seized and arrests made were. not a in the war. Russia is still fightlarge number of Hungarian, Ruexcept by doing terrifically big made public. when ing hard, the United States is manian, Italian and Finnish dijob, wlty not do it properly The raids were the result of we'ccln? If anybody can risk visions, this means that the Gerbeginning Jo pour out men and from some members of the tips GerThe is this: mans have more than 2,600,000 materials, and England itself is club, he said. These members prophecy, it mans are going to get smacked, better organized for war effort complained coltroops tied up in Russia todak about their will so that they than one dared to note in, 1939 and smacked By next spring Hitler unquestionof glasses and leagues clicking smack the The United Nations have their never forget it, and ably counts' on having well over shouting, Heil Hitler" follow-"int going to consist of killguns out and their chins up and 1.000.- 000 troops along the Dutch, Nazi broadcasts of wap a few German inconceiv--'hundred defeat by the Axis is ing and French coasts. Belgian someUnless a raid. able. To anybody who has lived troops in blow In the London, throughout the ,war, thing goes haywire, we are now on the road home, will not be .damaging, but dead111 IS provided we do not fall into a ly. A few things have to be said ditch. British-Afnerica- GSi-map- Anglo-America- Chi-cag- g Russ Woman Sniper Kills 309 Germans Red Army Lieutenant Tells Story At Embassy In Washington d -- r fight-ingalon- - British-America- n British-A- merican f i Clubs Raided - For Cheering Nazi War Gains d e once-for-a- h abbreviated skirts. Now the WAVES uniform has from leaving their handbags behind' strap by tils fastened from the shoulder. , At the prevue. ;nobody mentioned girdles. The Russians are told that the British and Americans lack the ships to put 10 or 15 divisions into France today. The Russians know it would mean big risks and that the expedition might be repulsed eventually, but they cannot believe that it Is impossible to try. They. ask if your governments have so few ships that you cannot do anything today, how are Britain and America going to have four or fivp times as many ships by next -- April TIME The forces more When You Insulate With Palco Wool fuel bills keep warmer in winter keep cooler this summer by insulating your home with Palco Wool. Palco Wool, properly applied, not only cuts fuel costs but reduces the danger from fire, slashes redecoration costs, minimizes sickness and illness caused by drafts, increases the. value of your home. The average fivroora home can be insulated Save up to 30 Russians say today your would not have to fight s than German divisions in France, at the most. Obviously, all the Germans' divisions garrison cannot be moved'lout of Alsace, Lorraine and Burgundy to the coast. . Next spring your invading forces will be met by eight or ten or fifteen first-clas- s German divisions, where one confronts them today'. Why don't you intervene when your attack will have tremendous advantages which it will never have later on? The Russians s4y that some of your people explain that if you try it you may meet disaster, another Dunkirk. But if another Dunkirk 6aves us the oil of Baku and keeps our armies intact for next year, would it not he worth 1.000 times the cost of another Dunkirk? We have had plenty of disasters, the Russians say. You do not expect us to yield Stalingrad without fighting just because we have lost Smolensk, Riga, Kiev, Kharkov, the Don Basin and Rostov? These are the facts and reactions that we hear in Moscow. Shall the British and Americans fight about a dozen German division in France tomorrow or, next week, or the week after? exOr shall a peditionary force be sent against five or six times that many divisions, someUme next spiing? The decision on this question will certainly determine how many years the wap lasts. But what is far graver, there are very high military strategists, who are deeply afraid that this decision may determine who wins the war. . $538 Month A Call us today for complete details gen- overseas. been resettled inland. An order from headquarters of the Western Defense Command provided today for this latest transfer. The 3,450 Japanese held at the famed Los 'Angelas County, racetrack will be taken to Wyoming at the rate of 600 a day on alternate days; Their new home is on --the Shoshone River, 13 miles north- some west of Cody, where evacues from Oregon and Washington already have been , Put Some New Blood In theGounty Government Vote For Heber G. Taylor -- For County ConunUeioner (Paid Political Adv. by H. G. Taylor) LOANS i - on Homes or Business Properties strokes he wrote across the front of the questionnaire: T's ready when yeuse ready. , ! Interned French Home One (AP) SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 29. (AP) The Santa Anita assembly center will send Its second contingent of Japanese evacues to the Heart Mountain reloca tion camp in Wyoming, starting tomorrow. When the movement is completed, more than half the west coasts onetime population of 109,000 Japanese will have LOW GOST MORTGAGE , Aug. 29. women ma-To- TRYON, N. C., Aug. 29. (AP) AU those questions on the selective service questionnaire didn't mean much to a Tryon couldn't read well who youth, anyhow. red pencil So, in uneven VICHY, the of Commissioning gave them tpe right to wear gold shoulder bars showing their rank and entitling' them to the salutes of WAAC auxiliaries as well as soldiers. 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Edith Nourse Rogin her graduaers tion address (11 a.m., CWT) prepared for the commissioning ceremony Recalling her experiences- in France and England working or May? HELD RIPE WARTIME uupyUmk! army second lieutenants. " g Dltte 'Pemthi ;mr All of the women were com- missioned third officers, which is the WAAC equivalent- - of at 1 The University of Utah FORT DES MOINES, la., Aug.)29. Contingent Ordered To Wyoming . erals participating, 436 WAACs swore today to well and faithfully discharge their duties and were commissioned as the first officers of the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps. inches flows 17 a skirt-thabove ground. natty Jhe hat is another It is part of the uniform. like the worn at a jaunty angle mens overseas cap. One important innovation de-- l signed to prevent the WAVES ise-na- ESI10ATI0N Army Swears In 436 Is WAAC Officers ' 29. 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