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TI' 1 ' nit Cake Uributte Ijt - Friday June 8 1945 Allies Tally 700 Nazi 1 France Asks Big 5 Review ilif Middle East Dispute II ' 1 t I 1 PARIS June 7 (—The French government Thursday formally invited the governments of the and united States Britain-Russi- a China to participate with France In a conference on the explosive middle eastern question Reports received in Paris Thursday said Gen Sir Bernard Paget British commander in the middle east had informed Gen Beynet French delegate general to the Levan t that an investigation would be made in the whole Damascus incident Almost simultaneous with this dIplomatic cuntermove embarrasto Britain Gen Fernand sing Oliva-RogFrench commander in the Damascus area said that a mysterious "man with a black dog" was one of the British officers whom he accused of fomenting the recent Syrian clashes with the French An authoritative informant said that instructions were sent to French embassies in the four capitals concerned to present the invitations along with a abort statement on France's rea- sons French hopes of British acceptance were slim after Prime Minister Churchill's statement two days ago that such a conference would "certainly cause a great deal of delay and require very careful consideration on many grounds" Churchill originally had suggested a tripartite meeting in Lon 1 - 1 five-pow- - ' er - et i I - five-pow- se Syrian-Lebane- ': ' ia oil-ric- et I - i i WASHINGTON June 7 CP) — America and Britain disclosed Thursday that 700 nazi submarines were destroyed during the battle of the Atlantic The United States navy announced meanwhile that less than one out of every 1000 ships convoyed by it was lost to submarines Actual count of convoy losses to from Dec 7 1941 to May 30 1945 was 17 merchant ships sunk and 15 damaged out of 17707 which sailed under protection of the U S Atlantic fleet This does not take account of hundreds of unescorted vessels that fell victims to submarines American naval losses to German submarines in the 1941-4- 5 period were reported as seven vessels sunk and six damaged the biggest being the escort carrier Block Island whose loss was announced June 5 1944 Pres Truman and Prime Minister Churchill in their last can start or how long they will monthly statement on the subwar gave the total of last This he said depends partly marine more than 700 sunk in on other governments addition to "many others" which He said the United States they said the Germans themselves France and Great Britain are sub- destroyed in final stages of the war stantially agreed upon a method of procedure Russia he added "while not yet committed has been Moslem Nations League kept 'informed of our steps and there is no reason to doubt that Accuses France it will unite in the prosecution1! LONDON June 7 Jackson revealed that many war to the Cairo conference of criminals already are in United the Arab leaguerepresenting six States hands Moslem nations of the middle "It has cost unmeasured thou- east charged Thursday night that sands of American lives to beat France had committed aggression and bind these men" he said "To against Syria and Lebannon and free- them without a trial would demanded withdrawal of French mock the dead and make cynics troops from the two Levant of the living states "On the other hand we Could A statement by the league said execute or otherwise punish them that it had taken measures under without a hearing But (that) article six of its constitution rewould not set easily on the Ameri- lating to French aggression and can conscience or be remembered that it would "not spare any sacrifice to fulfill its duty" by our children with pride" 5000-wor- Cal-Rin- Y U-bo- gates - 0' it i 1 ill Eavarty O PILE : I - - We -- f7 4 - -- '41 lAth This Waizime mininer Houseuife 1 I I t ' essential purposes needs to ask himself I ! again and again: "Is this trip neces 4 I i 1 ' 1 1 ) ii r- - i '4c--- ) rj-- N:"04 - '6 " 4 '' ''''t rk - 1 I Oilditylii e -7 - DIESEL NATION-WID- Assn-elate- E zatomul---"------------'-- d -- :-:- at IT: Father's Day t e 40e 14 - r Laborer 'i A 1 : :14 i' T'''' 2004z54: -- I British d Japanese-occupie- 1 -1 OM 1r7: 0' 1 ! : ' ': 1 )'14'S3 '14 !'::''''-i'!'- 114 r': 14ssi "z - ':'::: - Ni—aii) 1::1- I '' I :::! :: t 'f -A ik 14 t i '8 ' i i I :sv ) ' e1 ' Ikq:'1 ' 1) ' 4 I ' I --- 11': 1 : i IrA:) ikit:- ' -- lit 1 1 (- - I' Pep 88 stations and dealers for the service which they canrender Here ricant of proper grade and tires inspected ! 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-tr f Aor 1 1 At - into shape Gle :rMr L)1: N1 -' ponese aircraft U-bo- (TlP)--Dele- l'41:1- I so-call- ed Aiding 'Nazi Illastr Plan' FIHi I g black dog" was an British colonel named Sterling British agent Another was identified as a Col Marsack Further identification was not given by the general but he said the Col Sterling was not Col David Sterling famous R- A F officer in the middle east The general a veteran of 20 years in the Levant said: "I have reason to believe the Syrians received arms from the British but I can't prove it British trucks passed through Damascus almost every night" De Gaulle in a press conference accused the Saturday definitely arms to the British of supplying Syrians Churchill denied in commons two days ago that any arms were handed to the local populace prior to the outbreak of violence e :61 BETHPAGE N Y 'June 7 UP)—A new navy fighter e Grumman F7F Tigercat swiftest plane the most and powerful built for the fleet is ready for action against the Japanese The navy Thursday removed softie of the secrecy surrounding the heavy high-spee- d fighter which it described as one of the answers to improved performances by Niptwin-engin- U S Plans Trial of Everyone ROSE 1 FIGHTER INTO AIR WAR Arabic-speakin- can representatives to settle the with Gaulle shunted France But De dispute this aside asking that Russia and China participate in a meeting that would include discussions on and the Egypt Iraq Saudi-Arabh area whole Arab world—an where British interests predominate The Syrians and Lebanese demand complete independence from the French who have held League of Nations' mandates since the first world war Although this has been promised by France the De Gaulle government at the same time wants military bases who flew here Gen Oliva-Rogfrom Syria Wednesday and is returning there Friday told a press conference that the "man with a WASHINGTON June 7 (UP)— The 'United States intends to bring to trial all European war criminals who had a hand in the "nazi master plan" including members of the German general staff and all persons who committed racial and religious crimes Supreme Court Justice Robert H Jackson said Thursday d In a report to Pres Truman he said the United States has an "inescapable responsibility" to bring war criminals to trial The trials should be held prefer1 ably in association with other nations but this country should proEased Distress ceed "alone if necessary" he said Jackson chief United States Quickly I it Eseeting sniffling smarting watery prosecutor of war crimes reported eves beaciache eased usually by very first to Mr Truman on his preliminary Forto of Dr Platt's reliable mulated by Dr Platt to relieve all distresstrip to London to prepare the ing symptoms quicieg Money back if not trials He said much has been acetLsfied mitts first der's results At rood eirurrlsts everrahert: enough for whole complished in amassing evidence He Platt's and determining procedure ereta yiipf 111011 Insist on Dr Caution: Use only as directed would not estimate when the trials 1 i: er don of French British and Ameri- NAVY PUTS NEWHEAVIER Subs Downed berg to Okinawa where the newly captured Naha airtield—beat on the island—was being swiftly put said the end of the long battle was near The Japanese said American planes were moving in large num 1 '''' - - - '' 141 il 1 114 - --- 1:moj -- Day to Show You Appreciaie All He flas Done for You The v 't '''' 111'91:31b '''1 - - r Three hundred and days a year Father is looking ouf for all the rest of the family working hard to provide the necessities and luxuries that make life easy and pleasant sixty-fou- ?'"""::-7--- 1 - f z 2"---T- 4' - h 1 I i ( f:t--sVA '111 i i I Goofing 1 s 4 1 1 ) t t 1 1 1 1 ' 1 d 1 ' 1 : 1 ' I ' rn (4' d- - IL v IN ' 410 a i or ' It is little enough - —) 'vs i V' f 9 ' ' Office Worker " " 11064SooaE U gkiww SEE YOUR 07 1 VICO-PE- P sixty-fift- h day you should honor the man who has done so much for you The customary way is to do itwith a timely and appropriate gift ready to help you with articles of real worth and style All fathers doubly appreciate gifts bearing the Arthur Frank label for that tells them you think the best is none too 9ood for them This store stands - I 11 88 I ' SERVICE STATION OR DEALER qat Botta that on the three hundred and Arthur Frank Cd4 Ca4c I t 208 210 South Main Street - - I I 17P IP I I - kiL e Manufacturers of a Complete tins of Hilikest Quality Petro !sum Products 1 1 I UTAH OIL REFINING CO 1 ' 0 ?to 4 Drop! 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