Show c 12 5ilt "Swiss Declare Hake (Tribune Wednesday Morning Nov 1944 8 Open Door Russia Policy Hitler Nears New Blunder-U- se of Hate Weapon— V-- 2 BERN Nov 7 (UP)— The Swiss government Tuesday adopted an LONTX3N Nov 6 (Delayed) UP) weapon of a third World war no open door policy on resumption of a relations with Russia -- —Adolf H tier may be on the erge single country nor group of na-c- f lengthy meeting of the after federal committing his greatest blunder tions could rest easily if Ger- council An official communique cf the war through the use of many were free to continue its reviewing negotiations and dehate weapons velopments to date said: dev elopment "The Russian that we They are coming on the scene at least two years too late in this Sir Archibald Sinclair Britain’s are pursuing a reproach hostile to policy war but by us rg them Hitler secretary of state for air warned Russia cannot under any circumpossbly is making the absolute recently that the United Kingdom stances represent reality for any subjugation of Germany a matter must be prepared to meet new impartial observer directly and cf utmost necessity German weapons which "will be completely informed on the attiNo one in the European theater militarily less futile than the fly- tude of Switzerland its government and people In fact this belttles neutral reports mostly bomb” from Sweden that the nazis are ingSo high an executive does not connection is so obvious that the lorg-rang- e soviet government itself cannot but talk idly on such a subject readying for use V--their 2 — with rocket weapon "We are watching them and in the end be persuaded thereof which) it is said New York as well as j they won’t take us by surprise" "Thus the federal council motivated by a general desire to mainEuropean cities can be bombarded said Sir Archibald The rocket weapon fired from The of imminent defeat tain good and pacific relations the ground or airplane todav is hangs spectre Allied with all states reaffirms its sentiover Germany ments already officially expounded at the stage of development which armies are within a the airplane had reached in the peacetime auto nde of Berlin A — which initiated the negotiations Erst World war It can hit hard weapon which with development now interrupted” but it has not been developed to & might win a war 20 years hence Political observers here feel that point where it could win a war would be today a haphazard in- although the Swiss left the next Erom every appearance Germany strument of destruction offering step to the Russians in view of will be crushed before such de- nothing more than & token of Moscow’s charge that the Swiss velopment can take place hate Its use today might mean were anticommunist Switzerland And there lies the possibility of the uprooting of to de- would not reject any Russian Hitler’s most enormous error Wth prive her of any Germany future possble V-- 2 m prospect as the great use of such a weapon HAVANA Nov 7 (UP)— Col Pino Donoso appointed chief of national police Friday by Pres Bulgaria Quits Japs j j six-ho- ur Acid Indigestion Rtllmd ia S minutes or LONDON Nov 7 UP— Bulgaria doable yor whose new government has protoofcicfe rt WVef ad Mtrmnb fccwi wur t fessed a desire to act with Rusf f-U rr— re rf “tnm he ttmm In sian blessing has broken off relayninr It T a N art t"oaorrtttz-- a oI tn Ujgxiv tions with Japan Sofia radio anfesck or Tcesr rr j nounced Tuesday night f Adr i'viui money back ul r-- Ramon Grau San Martin resigned Tuesday night Donoso’s resignaretion was due partly it ported to an outburst of isolated street Bhootlngs Monday night In which unidentified assailants killed one policeman w-a- s Japs Return High Command To Corregidor Conqueror United Press By The Tokyo Dome! news agency reporting a shakeup in the Japanese high command in the Philippines quoted a war office announcement Tuesday that Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita conqueror of Corregidor had been returned to the command of Japanese forces in the Philippines area v The broadcast reported to the United Press by the F G C added that Lt Gen Yasuji Tominaga had been named commander of the Japanese air force in the Philippines The Yamashita who conquered Singapore and completed the Philippines campaign with a ruthless assault which won him the name "Butcher of Bataan” had been serving as commander of the Japanese forces in Malaya Inside Reich Reports Nazi Party Cracking The appointment apparently meant that he was succeeding Lt Gen Shigenori Kuroda in the Philippines Kuroda was responsible to Field Marshal Count Juichi Terauchi commander in chief of the Japanese forces in the southern regions but it was assumed that Terauchi — whom Gen Douglas MacArthur listed as his opponent when he returned to the Philippines — still remained supreme commander in the south Yamashita commanded the Jap forces in the Malayan campaign and received the surrender of Singapore in February 1942 After Lt Gen Masaharu Homma’s campaign in the Philippines bogged down Yamashita was sent there to complete the job returning to Malaya after taking Corregidor Lelii Tankman Misses Death By Inches in Leyte Battle Copyright 1944 by Chicago Tribune WITH THE U S 24TH DIVISION ON LEYTE P I Nov 7 — ‘‘Klankin’ Coffin” an M-- 4 Sherman tank proved Tuesday that American material is rough and tough indeed Advancing in the these sensitive Germans was the -- are lukewarm nazis at best and appearance on the streets of Mon- had no desire to be overwhelmed golians Turkestans and Russians by "strangers” from the north in the uniform of the S S It was with whom they had no family or these types that had been depicted traditional ties in propaganda films and illustrated The antlnazi feeling is particuin reich weeklies as Asiatic barin pronounced Cologne larly true Nordic should barians that the allied bombwhere incessant the learn to despise It was the last ings have not helped the spirit of straw for some of the lovers of the national Copyright by the New York Time WITH THE THIRD ARMY Nov 1 (Delayed) — Although the national socialist party still holds a firm grip on the German people by reason of its terror real or implied great cracks have been made in its structure and its gradually widening crevasses are spreading from East Prussia southward to Alsace which for the first time in history is now considered strongly This was indicated today in a well substantiated report from inside Germany While the national socialist party has the whip hand many erstwhile sympathizers have lost confidence and have drifted away because of frequent rumors that high party leaders were exploiting their positions especially in the matter of food which is an almost priceless commodity in Germany today Others broke away when the waffen S S was transformed from an Aryan elite into an organization of rabble from v oui nationalities heretofore considered well below the sqcial plane of the anti-Germ- unity any fatherland Another reason for dissension in the ranks was the appearance of First Aid To Sore in southern Germany "strangers” — Lavoptik — evacuees from Prussia who were Eyes ere troubles before inclined ’to work with the gestapo Stop bifflittle LJee eoothin Lavopt xju pleetent as spies rather than tie in with 10 pm sucrenff Prompt relief for eore inflamed itching buminff eye or moner the local people The result was a refunded Also eoothei granulated tveivda be thoueanda Get Lavoptik today defense mechanism set up by the Paited (Eve-cuAt all drufftfata included locals who in that part of the reich AdvertJaement t an p e “Pm happy as a lark the way zip through my wash these days due to Super Suds' n i hilly country beyond Capocan elements of the 24th division were pinned down at a sharp highway curve There was one casualty a men Corp Robert Daenan Green wounded infantryman who had to Bay Wis Pvt Isaac Hardman be left behind Tank support was Lehi Utah Pvt Manuel Quintas brought up and a few minutes later San Diego Cal and PvtN Michael Y All the foot soldiers started around the Dobay Far Rockaway without a scratch curve again while the tank named escaped The tank rear armor was parthe "KJankin Coffin” by its com- tially blown away and the right mander Sgt Raymond Carter engine bank was ripped Sgt Car-tiaccepted these things philoMass trimmed the Hopkinton as curable by a sophically high grass on either side with bulJob repair lets "But what makes us mad” he The mission of this force was to explained “is that we had two return with the wounded man At boxes of rations and a couple of bed rolls on the bank of the tank the point of the earlier ambush a What the TNT really did to those Japanese marine darted out there isn’t enough left to put In of the grass and deposited a your eye” satchel charge of TNT on the rear of the tank Pieces of GREAT MOMENTS nickel and debris hurtled through the air as it exploded The IN MUSIC "Klankin Coffin” however kept The Celanese Hour right on going So did the infantrymen They took care of the Jap prtssirts selections front Redelf Friml’s accomplished their mission and returned triumphantly Sgt Cartier hopped out of the "FIREFLY" tank to assess the damage He was Jaan Tannyten soprano followed by the other four crew tenor I brings you the King of Hawaiian Music 48-ho- UiI The FT PIONEER TALES t J I RESENTED J 2“ BY f Amtricm Corpormtiom (Dramatic program of Utah pioneers and pioneer days) Ul Hem ret Off & Santa Clara Indian Tales Tonight 9:30 p 'S 9:00 pm KSL- - 8PF1 V v l ow Are Like a Beautiful Flower One Two Three Four Sweet Constancy Farewell to Thee Beautiful Kahana Isle of Golden 0 rooms Maori Broom Eyea Songof the Islands "MUSIC SHOP" Rabart Waada baritone Oaarga Sabaitlan conductor TONIGHT TOC brilliancy of bell-lik- e Sonora record capture all the warmth and beauty of the aweet rora a n tc muAloft sic o( the lalaod Hawaii Album includes: William Haln LISTEN McIAITIRE And his Aloha Islanders ot 20-pou- nd eh - "master race” One of the most telling blows to er I 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