Show r THE 2() Plan-e- k As Navy Guns Swing Into Action 4 tt l' - L : ' ''4 :: : 4':ii kl : :':i ': l :: 0:I :'!: ' !! : :f c' ::i ::$:: : ':':: : : 4 :i::: :': ! i ! s' - r--- 1 7i ' '' li- r- ' '!': The British cruisers Cumberland and Suffolk also arrived at Woo-subut did not at once come to Shanghai because tihey wished to avoid entering the confined waters of the murky Whangpoo ng -- - — 4 : -- - ' ' ':' ::: :: :: : :: - 's " '''' k!:!::::::::::i:::::::::1i::i::E:::1:::1!1:':1:::F':i-1:::::::s:74 British battalion of troops the royal Ulster rifles left Hongkong for Shanghai aboard the Empress Asia which departed a day ahead of schedule It was believed the Asia might be used to evacuate British women and children 1::':::::'1::::?:S ' f t t:: ' " L ::::::t'' s :::':: f' At :" t e 4::::::::::1:i) ::::' I Warship Moves The United States gunboat Sacramento formerly docked below Japanese warshills guarding the Shangmoved uphai Power company ' '' 1 il ':::::::1:::::: - 43 "" :: : 1 : ::: ' ::' 1 : :'' r 4: : :4': :'- Cipoo' :777 ' ' Of Shanghai "' ' i ' '''''S 4 ' ‘t!''-'''- ' i 1c 111 '' ' ! -- 7 ::C e - r Once 'Paris of the 1“: o7 - : - -' ::::'": " " :::::: :::L - t P :::: it 2f4 "et') ft ''11 !(::: t :H' ''''': &6'! z ''' - '''' ' )Ple 11:: 1111' 4 1 -- t' - i ::::::x!:i :) k :: : ' :::::::: ' :"1: :: ' ''''77: ' ''5' :::':::::q::4 - f - '' ' ' ' ii' Orient' Faces War Destruction ''''''''1:'- ' ::::i:5::n-:::- ::::::-:- '' '' '' :' 4 :i itt":"‘: L's :444':"':::::'::::":::::3 4 44-- Sees Doom N kY:::::-::-::!:- 17'0'414 U S S' ii7 '''1iig!:::'ik 7' '::'::::1 d'go it-- 9 :76) ::::: 111N64 ' 001r : :::' s ': -- ' ': : : : ::: ) 7: second oovht ' " ' i if i' i i 4! :' t t 7ss:: ': By JOHN R MORRIS 1937 by United Press SHANGHAI Aug 16 (Monday)— '7:::i1:1::::::: ' ' :1' Copyright V -- ' ' k -: 8 "01Z::': t1 iv :F5 ii ' Rifle volleys and stralna of the d Banner" echoed across the English wooaland last resting place of 568 American soldiers and sailors who served in the World war as the dedication drew to its close Robert G Woodside vice president of the Americanbattle monuments commission made the address dedicating the last of the memorials erected by the commis- sion in Europe BROOKWOOD Engldnd Aug 15 (R)—The only American war cemetery anci'memorial chapel in England were dedicated Sunday i the presence of Ambassador Robert W Bingham and members of the British cabinet Alfred Duff Cooper first lord of the admiralty made a gesture of friendship to Germany pleading for a new cooperation" among nations "The shroud of glory the war dead wove is broad enough to cover both victors and vanquished" "Star-Spangle- d walked through streets Monday climbed over the powder-burne- d bodies of Chinese soldiers and Japanese bluejackets and dodged through burning build ings to get a first-han- d picture of conditions at the front in the Shange hal area of the ' ::: F::'': ' blood-spattere- I "' 4 ': PAp-- :kly :t4::':::- - it '4 i o :- -- -1 ' p1 t::: 1 Chinese-Japanes- War NI-::- :: - oex 'k'"::i:'i:: 1 ': '4-:- iest ::::::0 4 L :0ot Anglo-Amerfc- '' s Japan Drafts Mandate on China Polley Veteran(Fliers Scan Arctic For Lost Soviet Airmen Five Ice Soviets Push Search for Lost Airmen - C REPLACE TODAY! WITHLt pEPEN Gil LE ileautitully made CRANE HEATING 6tom OLD PHOTOGRAPHS :4:' 1- ''' : : :' fl ::: War Dead S What I saw convinced 'me that foreign authorities are acting wisely in removing all American and o European women and chi:dren from !!:: ''::4'::'1 this bombed and shell-tor- n ! :i:4fzoiH!14:::ii::::'!city i '':iM:0''': 4!'IC Much of the international settlestream and around the Garden I ment—the famous 1:::::::::'::'11'::::::'':'::''' t LIEN'S SHOE DEPT street floor bridge bend to its position at the :::::'‘s!7! ib foreign area of this great city of ''''''' regular American naval buoy off zNt at' 1:::': more than 3500000 people—appears the French waterfront ‘441: ' ?rr linoommovkitoik :::: to be doomed (Washington ilispatches said the second floor LADIES' SHOE DEPT Sacramento was damaged Sunday Itenjo Mutaguchi Japaneseacommander in Peiping sec or with members of staff as he directed Paris of Orient afternoon by two bombs which fell attack that led to occupation of that city by rces Nippon) The gay care-fre- e Shanghai away) which those of us who live here The Sacramento now is directly BASEMENT SHOE DEPT have liked to call the "Paris of the ahead of a Japanese Yangtze patrol Orient" is no more craft which is lying at the JapaThe 11113aneseitti and have been The Japanese nese naval buoy ever since this war started using craft repeatedly is firing machine the settlement as a basis for miliguns and other small armament whenever Chinese planes appear tary operations against the Chinese And China no longer the supine The Japanese air attack lasted China of 1932 has warned the setabout an hour after which the tlement that it must expel the Japetplanes disappeared in the general Joe Crosson Jimmy Mattern Aid Hunt fese or suffer direction of Woosung At the same The JaRakese assert with contime the naval bombardment also Others For Levaneffs14 sideserlalc trufh that they cannot Nation Would Force subsided The noise of battle awakened the get out of the international zone Floe Near Pole Believed Down on Their permanent naval barracks whole city many of its resident4 'Reconsideration' military warehouses and bases of having gone to bed Sunday nigkt nearly all kinds are in the Interne- Of Past Opposition thinking a: truce had been signed 4 from One) (Continued Page tional territory To abandon these An erroneous report of truce was bases would be to invita annihilaattributed to a radio broadcast S T) Saturday soviet offiTOKYO Aug 15 (A')—The Japa- in (E tion by the vastly superior Chinese concluded the cials Holiday Extended transpolar plane forces which confront them nese government's decision to reThe Chinese bank holiday pro- sort to "firm resolute measures" had landed safely on an ice floe Japanese Lines claimed by the ministry of finance The soviet flight committee pointThe Japanese right wing now last week has been extended in- to deal with Chinese resistance at ed out that polar ice regions proextends from the Eight Characters Shanghai Nanking and in north vided definitely favorable landicomparatively The U S navy tanker Ramapo China was reported to Emperor bridge west of the city proper along was showered with she14 splinters ng spots at this time of the year Wangping creek to the TientungPrince Premier Hirohito by Sunday and that the six fliers had a supply nan railway station then along the from Japanese antiaircraft guns Shanghai-Woosun- g of food sufficient for six weeks as fighting off a Chinese plane at- Fumimaro Konoye railway to Jutack as it sailed toward the sea The premier carried to the palace well as sleeping bags and a tent Planes kong road then northward to SzechTransported unsuccessful attempt to fly No one was hurt win road by an early morning theThe4000 miles from Moscow to Ticilolar Bases Fresh fires started behind the plans adopted The Japanese left wing has its to of the cabinet the session compel Fairbanks marked Levaneffsky's lines of both enemies Monday as foremost point on north Szechuan and range roads where the Japanese sharp exchanges of artillery find Chinese government and especially second failure of the sort in two For Rescue Work machine gun fire continued Japa- the kuomintang the party which years but to Mattern he is "the commander frankly told me that he nese naval gunners claimed they was unable to advance despite a to "re- best flier soviet Russia has" dominates that government had blotted out the palatial Chinese MOSCOW Aug 15 (A')—The tremendous artillery bombardment consider" its past opposition to Forced Back Before municipal center in Kiangwan marshaled its last night which set large areas soket union Sunday The continuous fire of Japanese Japan's purposes It was Levaneffsky who attemptinside the Chinese 1t1 11 for penetrati- of Chapel district resources extensive ed to inaugurate transpolar flying antiaircraft guns forced the city's Plans Guarded lines afire 3600 Americans as well as other between 'Russia and the United ng the arctic to search for its hat measures were contemplat- States He started from Moscow most famous flier Sigismund foreigners and Chinese indoors to Officials in the summer of 1933 along with escape shell splinters falling all over ed was not announced bethe city Many reported narrow es- would not confirm Shanghai re- Victor Levchenko navigator but a vaneffsky and five companions capes when their walls were pene- ports that Japanese army units were broken oil line forced them back lieved down on on ice floe sometrated en route there with the vanguards after having approached the arctic where between the north pole and region already landing Last June three other soviet fliers Alaska Admiral Mitsumasa Yonal minister of the navy was received by soared triumphantly 5300 miles Planes and two icebreakers were Emperor Hirohito Sunday evening more nonstop from the soviet capi- en route to emergency Ewes near indicating that important naval tal to Vancouver Wash Levaneff- the pole under orders to speed the movements were in prospect sky generally known as the forethe arctic winter already Officials said it was almost cer- most Russian flier remained at hunt with beginning tain an extraordinary session of home Thick fog lay about one of the parliament would be called next In July three other Russian birdmonth to vote additional war ap- men flew 6262 miles from Moscow rescuers' main bases that establto San Jacinto Cal breaking by prOpriations near the pole this spring A special session which adjourned 500 miles the longstanding nonstop ished ice floe camp of Ivan record the of distance the Frenchmen 500000000 over - ' voted week drifting last only Rossi and Paul Codos who Pakanin and three companions but Maurice war for $145000000) (about yen made theirniark he twee h slaw tilt§ worked to make purposes York and Syria Again Levaneffsky Was your house comfortable last winter? :'77:tilir:1:::::::::::::65::: rescue planes Establish War Regime remained at home Were erew '' left your heating bills higher than they ':-- ii::'1:": Levaneffsky and his The new session will be asked to Oakland Destination ' have been? An worn should the for measures a Moscow enact transpolar completing Thursday ?:?:i!::':' - ' coal and often fails to heat process of putting Japan under a With the transpolar flying season flight to Fairbanks Alaska and the boiler out wastes F' 1Z! wartime economic regime and giv- nearing its finale Levaneffsky Lev- United States Their main- chenkoand four others set out at monoplane crossed the pole Friday your home Now's the time to replace your ing the government powers torate–of ' ':ii:S1 10:13 a nt E S T last Thursday but soon thereafter reported ene the exchange old boiler with a dependable Crane Heating tain foreign '''' the yen and lower interest rates on for a projected flight of only 4000 engine out of commission "" System Improved design and construction route en to miles Fairbanks Saturto likint signals Friday and '''':::E'!Aj':''"0 H government' bonds ''''' issued after Sun- Oakland Cal saves your heating dollars—guards your the plane was in indicated A communique l'"" day' vt The two successful groups of trouble The soviet flight commitmeeting deday morning's cabinet as well Call your heating contractor health in fliers had single motored tee announced it believed the plane transpolar clared Japan's armed action and ask him about Crane Dependable Heat— China was taken "reluctantly and planes using gasoline The Levan- had landed on an ice floe mii"!p:::::::y:: !:: :: effsky craft had four diesel motors The search for Levaneffgky will only after extreme provocation" or mail the coupon NOW! while you think 1 The aim of the Japanese govern- and reputedly weighed 36 tons be the soviet's greatest rescue efabout it loaded ment the communique continued fort since the shipwrecked crew of ::::::4:iTiJ:-::-:::--::rLevaneffsky reported passing the the icebreaker Chelyushkin was "is to eradicate the antiforeignism II!::5A in saved in 1934 off the coast of Kamrampant in polar cap at 5:40 a in Friday and This home enjoys dependable below Zero weather-Les- s chatka after two months in the China and eliminate completely the heat—thanks to the Crane an hour the than thereafter causes thereof" plane Ice pack Budget Plan—ask about it broadcast word that a damaged !:::i:::i::: oil line had flopped one of the Carried Supplies s :4: " motor A clean practical officials said Levaneff:: Prior to the start Levaneffsky skyAviation and his crew should be able and convesaid the plane could operate with to make themselves fairly comfortone dead motor but that fuel might nient—furnished 1 if they landed on the ice withable either stoker have to be dumped to facilitate out serious accident Their suphand-firin- g or flight in that condition stove tent silk Included a a plies :::s:: a rubber boat medical supplies LONDON Aug 15 (Al—Britain Rescued In Siberia A healthful happy home with money anand enough provisions to decided Sunday night to send Mattern had been injured in the clothing in the bank saved by a new effa month and a half last battalion of troops from other ' - 0 -his -5 -t' icient Crane Heating System Why ::'''':Z':iN' committee disautiedacaLree: COPY i:A i::iiiis::::: Hongkong to aShanghai to tprotect :: Abhei fuThltfelniginhgt old not system—today? failed to replace your f"" j':::::4 her interests — vaneffsky's radio signals although ish nationals :J: :::?v"1ryt :::k:: :::k: : up from the Siberian wilderness G Van Sittart un For Crosson the search was just stations in Alaska and the soviet ::: :!::::i:::'Vi::iii:i:ih'i::'i:: i:i::::::-:::::COPY FREE union reported they sometimes and another chapter in his long series i "' ORIGINAL CRANE BOILER SAVES FUEL :i:: 1 heard faint sounds on the same N of naval and military op- 'of arctic aerial expirats t directors ' 1111 DURING AUG :i:: the foreign In 1930 Crosson and Harold 'Gil- - wave length ' at conferred erations '' — ::iM!iNiNii "We are not certain they were :::i:::::::::::: office and later sent instructions lam flew across the Bering sea from ' :ii: -' ' -- ''k ::i:i:i:::i:i:i'i:i::i:A to the Shanghai consul general em- Nome to' Siberia to locate and re- Levaneffsky's radio" the commit4 ::' Get out that treasured old photograph snapshot or 6 tee evacuasaid him :j: to arrange cover of the Ben Carl Eielson powering -' body :::::ii: tion planes—the noted northland flier who had per:i'::!:::::::::::::: tintype Regardless of condition it can be restored to reN171 N172—which N170 :::: and carried while men ished and cardispatches ':: ::::4':"::::: (Shanghai - ::':':- :::::: '':::iiiiiii::' salvaging ' a tiewness that will delight you we are British announcements that trans- go from an icecrushed fur trading cently flew back from the polar i:i::in::1 1::::!:gk'': their checked to at were be would up camp provided ship portation artist 1— who is we believe the Place your hand beside a match—it's :'':iN:::i Months after Eielson's disappear- plant where it was said several Hongkong for women and children :It '::::":': :'':":: interna:::::::'-:':warm Now place your hand over it desired to the ance Crosson sighted from the air- days would be needed to prepare leave work who finest in the country for thii type of 4very The difference in heat explains Crane— tional settlement endangered by the wreckage of his plane near the them for res6ue attempts ' The icebreakir Krassin's decks efficiency Crane Boilers have 50 Siberian coast He recovered Eielconflict) ) copy guaranteed satisfadag 'A'::g'V'I':::M::::'':: - I ver the more heating The British ambassador to Nan- son's frozen body from under deep were cleared to take other planes '::?:k:::::::x:::::?:::ixi::::::isi::-:i:i:':i'::i:'iii::::i::::::::i:i':ii:::''::::'i:::::i:i ::::::Kii::k hottest part of aboard at Cape Schmidt : - :: king lodged a strong protest with Snow and flew it back to Alaska :::::--:N:::::::::::::::::::: ::!: ol :: " Chinese ''''4:::::'::iii:i::::::!:if::::::::::::: the government concerning 4 i ad with you this ilifiZiZi:zacakziaa::zwiix::iii:i4aiisiaiszaiia:ia:iiiiii bombing of the British China ONLY Bring P e i and teceive a second FUEL-COAL OIL OAS ANY FOR CumberHEATING SYSTEMS squadron's flagship the i land copy ' fust—All mot S The foreign office said Saturday likethe ! it was bombed but not hit by Risky to Pay Less off Woosung' 10 miles warplanes Needless to Pay More! ' u:ir:I:arceidairlirevwsctly up the' Whangpoo river from '' 111° -'- " Shanghai Saturday The Cumber172 4 ' 0 : i'land brought 200 marines to rein- - — 9g e" 7 CRANE CO 307 W Second S force the present British contin' YOU CAN SEE CRANE HEATING EQUIPMENT AT OUR DISPLAY ROOM gent of 950 troops in the interne- :—SALT LAKE CITYtional city geg egg gee gm mg 11111 MN Cleaned mu" MI NM MS null IN ME lie In 1II S Pressed ' Spotted i''' L'Itone Wasatch 2113 - : 12 Sotzth Main St CRANE ca 307 W Second S Salt Lake Om Utah ' OPEN SUNDAYS &HOLIDAYS 11 to 3 Please send me how I can save money'by replacing My I IP old boiler with Crane Mtnter' Suit Opens Today ' ' Daily limn: 1:30 a SIL to 5:30 p m I-: sl " LOS 7 ': iti -: ' ' - ' : rr t1GDEIg--I "9:-Name Trial of the suit of Mrs Margaret Phone 251 UG 2374 Washington Ave and DRAPERY ' k' & Dyers' Cleaners Fillmore 'sister of Mary Mil es MinI FURNITURE Cleaning at the 12 to 1 OPEN SUNDAYS ge HOLIDAYS ' Xi:Wren Crane Brroyilinetrsinarseirmesaleuiltan square and ter of the silent screen against Daily Hours: 1 a m to 6 p m TWO LOCATIONS: lowest prices in the city ' for any 4 round I her mother Mrs' Charlotte Shelby ! 437 EAST m 7th SOUTH f ' Trib PHONE Hi e333 home—bend and stoker 6rscL starts Monday In Judge Parker z & 7th EAST OI 3rd sount ' i St at e I City 1 'RI Wood'0 court 1q r COPIES 11 US Newsman Britain Honors U ' s J A :::ii:t :: ' ': :44 '' ''' Attick on China Stronghold 1 : ''? Roar Across Shanghai in (Continued from rage One) inforcements the Japanese war ships steadily fired in the direction of the Shanghai-Woosun- g railway In what appeared to be a barrage to protect their advancing land forces The Chinese planes dived back into view and regular explosions of their air bombs were audible from the direction of the Yangtze estuary but the distance and clouds curtained their operations Many here believed however the Chinese were bombing incoming Japanese troops above Woosung ten miles up the Whangpoo at the Mint where that river joins the mighty Yangtze Chinese bombers attempted to bomb Japanese headquarters ancl other strategic points before turning toward Woosung fliers carefully The opposing avoided the French concession where authorities announced they would tolerate no aircraft and let It be known they would open fire against planes of either force American consular and naval authorities met at 9 a m to decide on future actions including possi able mass evacuation of American nationals The conferees included Consul General Clarence E Guass and Asiatic Fleet Commander Admiral Harry E Yarnell Vicit'Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa commanding Japanese forces is sued a proclamation warning all noncombatants irrespective of nationality to evacuate the vicinity " about Chinese airdromes whether civil or military Threatens Action The JaPanese commander threatened action would be taken against both military and civil aircraft transformed or capable of being transformed for military use There Were reports the French were considering evacuating the concession but it was impossible at 9 a m to reach French authorities Complete evacuation however was considered improbable British women and children are evacuating to Hongkong as fast as ships are available (the British population here is 8000) and there were some indications British men not needed vitally for defense might also depart This it was said would lessen responsibilities of British au thorities and their defense forces The British destroyer Eluncan flotilla leader arrived from Woo-sun- g with four platoons of royal marines totaling 120 men and they immediately went ashore to strengthen the British guard of 950 1937: 16 ir f ' s AllOtIST He Directs Campaign Against Chinese Japanese Troops Launch Concerted Attack 1 SALT LAKE TilIBTNE MONDAY MORNING SYSTE1111 ::": 4t J four-motor- Il i " i i - :" '""' :::::::i:::::f 777-:::- ::::: i i 6 ::: 2L! r British Boost Patrol Force j: Robertca ' j' 11 $ i I I 4 I m ::- - r -::- - -1- ' Flo"un-ndd- 13y- n '! : 3i - eei and-ama- i :: -- 4 i:i'ii i Sino-Japane- se -- ' ' -- ' ':'' : F o ' -- proupy r ':' ' :::::: : AUGUST 'etti : ' Cash & Carry IliTELY FREE! 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