Show THE 4--A Soviet Counter Attacks Form Most Interesting War Aspect ODEN SUNDAY MORNING JULY 20 194! 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to Hitler Set By Heels In Several Instances Cheer Defenders" Bolster Morale : By MAJOR GEORGE F ELIOT (Copyright 1941 New York - Tribune Inc) The eounter-attac- ks of Russian development on what appean to be a fairly large scale Is the most Immediately interesting feature of the Russo-Germa- It campaign n was the fact that such counter-attack- s had not been made except locally and with the comparatively small forces at the disposal of divisional or corps commanders that had caused up to last weekend Increasing doubt in the minds of many observers that the Russian -effort could continue to stem the German advance The classic mo ment for a counter-offensiap de peared to have arrived like the cisive moment at the battle or the a question Marne but there-seemas to whether the Russians had been able to collect such a mass of maneuvers asJoffre — by herculean efforts — contrived to gather and more as to whether they could give ve ed 4 sufficient -- air their counter-effoenable it to deliver to protection its stroke with adequate force Counter Force have Now the appeared— three of them one in each main Russian sector of the battle front the sectors commanded respectively by" Marshals Voro- rt counter-offensiv- es steam-operat- proposition and must await further and fuller information before anything definite can be said about it 1 On the Kiev front German claims to have reached that city or even reports that street fighting Is in progress seem to have been abandoned under the pressure of subI sequent events There Is in the reports from this area & hint that the Germans effected a real breakthrough with- their armored elements but the Russian claim that IN r this advance could not be supported by the German Infantry and has been nipped off by Russian counGOOD ter strokes The evidence appears to favor the theory that the Germans for the 'ft first time have been compelled to ' it 4 deliver a series of frontal assaults S ' f J Women Woqld Do Well In on a defensive position organized great depth which they could not To Take Husbands to outflank as they did the Maginot line and the Greek defenses of the i Store Expert Says Struma and that it has definitely 4 f slowed them and compelled them to put in reserves to a considerable By MARY BRANSLEY extent There are reports that diHOLLYWOOD July 19 (The visions are being called into action : Standard-Examini from France and central Europe Special News — Most men don't know and as the German position in the Service) NEW 'CIVILIZATION' Smoke from hundreds of explosive and incendiary bombs rixe from Chungking during the heaviest air raid west weakens so Increases the opmousseline de sole from gingham on China' nationalist counter-measurcapital "Messengers" from Nippon destroyed hundreds of houses killed some on the streets and indirectly staged but they know what they like and portunity for British 500 who suffocated in the city's huge bomb shelter For five hours Japanese bombers rained deIf we now see a series of Here responsible for the deaths of nearly on it's usually in good taste k struction and his government headquarters of Generalissimo Chiang British raids being delivered at the Irene who makes on and off coastal areas we may be pretty screen clothes for movie stars says sure that Hitler's Russian exigenwomen ought to take their huscies have compelled him to weaken bands with them when they go himself dangerously in the west shopping They'd be better dressed "Men usually prefer simple soThe same reasoning as previously Gone Is the glamor of thosecinnamon toast is still a possibility 4- (Beginning July 10 even ordinary phisticated (Editor's Note: Alice Maxwell clothes" she declared pointed out In these articles ap resided in Paris lor many years nights tea not other is to is like wine like which water to almost The Germans forces air shops good lines: and would always "They plies All Paris races have been (At see a rather to have repeatedly claimed that the until the nazi be had A was girl in a becoming hat a Frenchman rationed Now en stripped of their charm The chic one even though a than Russian air force was out of action route back to conquetf startling Bars in Paris with any pretense drinker must register at the place the United the de States when of Prix the Chantilly latter and there is little doubt that they she tells might be more fashionThe Standard-ExaminDiane and the Prix de Jockey Club to social prestige are rare The where he gets his supply ordinarily able" for to of it quickly expected dispose Special News Service her obbrought out the high steppers of Crillon bar died gracefully June 12 and thereafter he will get it only Society women said the designer yet they continue to report Russian servations of the changes In society and turf is as much a thing last year and June 14 Crilall the dechoose a dress to make femoften there) air activity and Russian planes Paris since the occupation) of the past as wing collars lon became" German G H Q The All the swank luneheon places inine friends gasp Girls in Is evidence while there stroyed The grande semaine or "great Meurice and the Scribe bars were are going strong Food is the mag- tures buy clothes with an eye pictothat they have been compelled unALICE MAXWELL week'' of racing and race parties early requisitioned along with their net The By birds masculine choice the ward approval der the smashing blows of the LISBON July 12 (The Standard-Examin- may be revived — for the Germans hotels The bar at the Chiberta is foods so early does get She describes Rosalind Russell as it in these early Royal Air Force to transfer squad— News to like eat their cake and have it about as French a bar as now reService) days Leading lunch- a designer's delight Although rons from their eastern to their The bright Special flower of Paris social too but the steeplechase and the mains The Ritz bar continues its eon places stack now much as Rosalind's wardrobe is western front If this process con- life was blighted like a d Grand Prix Gala race never can be cosmopolitan character The few before in point ofuppopularity in- conservative personal she a kick out gets adtinues one of the chief German garden when the threat of enemy the same under their regime e v: Americans Paris find in left It extreme clothes as such favorites of cluding of of the vantages that became stark reality superiority the social high spot highly congenial occupation day Drags' Is Maxcrowd Larue's movie with Carlton's the Philippe's Popular air will tend to be more and more Reality marched in at the height of the grand semaine is as dead whisDietAt the better a bars im's the for Cremaillere English slip designed originally Fouquet's reduced with greater and greater of what formerly had been the bril- as coaching days in New York kies and gins are still to be had and the Cafede Paris The only rich Made with a minimum of for the Russians in contriv- liant summer season of fetes and when facility for stopped Retail restaurant left to civilians is seams it is so skillfully fashioned supplies and in bring- galas This was called the "saison their parasoled freight in front of tically extinct however are prac- hotel ing counter-measurthe Ritz that no brassiere is necessary Its de Paris" It used to culminate in the Holland house The George V ing up reserves The best hope for the Germans the night racing gala when horses hotel where drags' day got off to is now a quick1 decision over the thudded over the floodlighted a brilliant start with a fashionable Russian armies hoping that mili Longchamp track and society luncheon now is a German officers' dined p hangout on the danced and defeat red for the tary army may lawns under the stars The social life that Paris knew bring about political disintegration n has passed out of the picture The within Russia itself and a swift international set all made of is resistance it what that It by collapse y no means Impossible that the Gerit was is scattered to the four LIBERAL winds The wealthy North Amermans may yet achieve this obiect icans have departed The fabubut time is all Important to them lously rich South Americans have and already there begin to be 0 returned to their Chilean Bolivian doubts as to whether even if they now go on to a comparatively quick Argentinian and Brazilian strongf ' i i' holds Royalty and near royalty j? eastern victory they have not alhave long since gone home or farready lost so much time and sufther and safer afield It is super' fered such severe losses in men and materials as to deprive them of the WASHINGTON July 19 (AP)— fluous to cite the absent English As for French socialites the mapossibility of resuming their offen- Arthur J Altmeyer chairman of are preferring their chateaux the social sive against Great Britain this security Hoard today jority to Paris They have a double-edge- d On the whole it does not sought liberalization of his agency's year reason —if they don't occupy seem that this corner has quite to provide for health in- them the Germans will and if been turned as yet: probably the program' they surance and abandonment of the do the estate will feed them ComGermans could stilf do an about face If they can dispose of Rus- present system of equal contribu- pared with foraging in Paris a A ODEnrl GAS RAfGE COOliS sian resistance within the immedi- tions by state and federal govern- country place that can supply butter eggs cheese with occasional ate future but certainly they have ments for public assistance - cream and illicit bacon is a better AT COST FASTEH not much more time In which to to told house a be Altmeyer yesterday place do so The less their chance of dolife thing now called social AV ing this becomes the more prob- committee investigating national in The ' German Is a Paris of mixture defense labor of there atable becomes a typical German migration officers and civilians German tempt to win by political means a had been a good beginning in the women Swedes Italians social Spaniards security program but that victory they could not gain bv there still and French Americans was Bergians a need of govofIs means— plan a that peace military fensive shrewdly timed to coincide erning the risk of ill health He were lessand less mixing in these toward the end of May with some spectacular success in said that problem could be handled At time that "as been has it dining and dancing already applied in Russia— perhaps the fall of Moslike the Ambassadeurs case spots the of old cow—so as to gain the Germans a unemployment age Scheherazade the newer and death" Bagatelle vital breathing space in which to Pavilion and the to 0 As Elysees the of state Impera- question reorganize their forces while check- federal contributions were tnce crowded success highly Altmeyer ing the progress of that American mean that but rearmament which when all is said said this had worked hardship on ful if crowds shake their heads at the and done represents the greatest some of the poorer states He sugmixture of people strange the state contributions latent threat to Hitler's ambitions gested Boites de nuit or "night boxes' should to vary according for world dominance Of these pos-capacity as the cabarets are called have sibilities we ought to be thinking to pay like mushrooms under up sprung and against them we ought to be Altmeyer also suggested changes the stimulus of German attendance in extend to law the unemployment making moral and psychological as are more "michelines' well as physical preparation even insurance to maritime workers to There "Jane sticks" and "sardine boxes" to workers who temnow while the Russians are still in give attention ever before than leave covered jobs the field and while the Germans porarily by the Etoile down near theUp near the Palais Royal to extend social system have still to achieve any sort of security to boites are going strong These worthwhile success on their new agricultural workers and to pro- the In fact any eastern front They may never do vide for payments to permanently are is whenplaces German officers place disabled individuals so but the situation is so fluid that want to stay Their presence makes even tomorrow morning may come staying open obligatory no 'matter reports that mark the turn of the what the hours tide It is "in the unremitting in Paris has few energy to make use of every mo- outposts left The ceremony keeps ment that the Russians gain for us up at the Ritz in a small way—only coupled with intelligent forethought the ghost of Its former self as to possible future 'Contingencies Sherry's at the Rond Point Is still that we may find the best and serving tea and a good deal of the truest security against the slings old atmosphere remains None of and arrows of a possibly outrageous the famous pastries go the rounds fortune except three days in the week but ed - MEN'S TASTE - CLOTHES IS USUALLY '" - N - - 1 r-w- ': i v 3 er es low-gra- de efficiency is due to steaming and stretching the material before cut-- " ting - Good news for most feminine knees is a prediction that skirt3 will be a couple of inches longer' this fall She's going to get people used to this gradually she said by using irregular hemlines Her black wool dressmaker suit will have a scalloped Jaem Cocktail' dresses will dip down one side on in back The deminishing demand for eve-- ! ning dresses the designer blames on the war Big parties are becoming scarce Women ask her for simple dinner dresses often in black or white The average woman's biggest mistake Irene says is buying clothes for special occasions Often these selections are off-ke- y with shoes bags and hats She advises replenishing a wardrobe two or three times a year providing suitable -- Kai-She- These counter strokes are acknowl-edge- d by the Germans and ' they appear to have checked the German progress in J1 three sectors It is however not yet certain as to whether they have obtained what might be called decisive results If ttuuvuv Hicjr oicuu lucu vi flicting- really crushing losses on the Germans especially in armored troops so that the Germans having defeated them can quickly resume their advance but little will have been gained Much therefore depends on the sustained striking power which the Russians have been able to put into their counterblows and the skill and determina tion with which these have been driven home We should know the answers to these questions within a comparatively short time by the criterion of what the Germans are able to do On the face of things as they now appear the city of Leningrad is in a position of considerable danger It is menaced by the German thrust northward from the Dvina which is reported as being east of Lake Peipus it is likewise threatened by two German-Finnis- h operations one to the south and one to the north and east of Lake Lodoga In all cases the terrain is difficult specially for mechanized movement across-countrit must be remem- -- - y bered that Leningrad was originally built by Peter the Great on piles and made land in the marshes of the Neva river and the vicinity Is decidedly marshy in character The fall of Leningrad were it to occur would hm m uriftm Vilirw in th Rim- - sians because of the loss of the city's industries and because of the moral effect but its actual effect on the military situation would be largely predicated on the ability of the Russians to get the defending troops away without losing a large part of them or of their material If the strong line of the Stalin canal between Lakes Ladoga and Onega could be made good the loss of Leningrad would not necessarily entail any serious military reverse or imply a forthcoming envelopment of the Rusisan right t flank Farther south the Germans do not seem to be advancing seriously and the rather loose talk of "breakthrough- operations" which appears hi German communiques and news dispatches seems likely to refer only to penetrations of the Russian outpost zone There is as yet no indication that the Germans have succeeded in penetrating the main battle zone of the Russian defenses in this area but if the Russian reports of a thrust westward from Rogachev are true and especially if the further claim that this counter attack is still making progress is confirmed a considerable German retirement on 5be front between the Dvina and tie Dnieper may become necessary This however is what r&ight be called in some circles a very 19-m- ile Parisian Social Life Blighted Under Nazi Occupation KIDS TO GET FilEE "WHISTLE" AFTER PARADE - I er ' er food-scar- ce frost-nippe- old-tih- - four-in-han- ds es Ogden's Kid paraders will wet their whistles after tomorrow's parade when the Vess Beverage company and Utah Bottling Works manufacturers and bottlers of "Whistle serve FREE bottles of this delicious orange beverage to i all paraders According to Jake Barnholtz representative for the Vess company all kid paraders will be served immediately after the parade disbands near the 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