Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Clears WEDNESDAY MORNING Chinese Fight To Regain Yangtze Fort Austria of Nazi Radicals in Disgruntled Jlembcrs Reported Put in Officially Denied The “bloodless purgs” was said to have been carried out late In May and early this month under direction of Josef Buerckel relch commissioner for Austria who Is responsible to Hitler alone Jlhe official German News agency - MADRID -- - 28 Jn-- L juredln an Insurgent air raid Insurgent' planes later Perello ' 15 miles south of Valencia where the American consul’s residence is located and several other coastal villages They also bombed the port of Valencia early reports stating there were no casualties and that no ahips were struck bombed WMMWMHHMMHiHM Fashion Tailored (T Formerly 1 975 Foreign military observers as Deutsches Nachrichten Buro said " result considered that Matowchen’s r&ports of dissension among Ausfate depended upon the success of trian nazls over the distribution of Japanese land forces attempting to e£Ue jobs which they claim have advance up the north and south By JAMES D WHITE been given unfairly to Germans banks of the river were "bizarre” ANKWO Hopeh Province China The havJapanese however were InvestiNevertheless a three-da- y 24 (By Courier to Peiping) I® ing difficulty on both banks of the June gation by the United Press Indi—The walled city of Ankwo 140 The river one admitted Japanese was basis real for these cated there of their columns had been sur- miles south of Peiping was still reports rounded on the south bank apd was smoking Friday as this corresponsaved only when Japanese planes dent entered It on the heels of a reReorganise Troops and reinforcements arrived treating Japanese army which £ln the “house cleaning" Buerckel War Office Orders Dedicates Museuni The Chinese reported the Jap burned it In a campaign of reprisal ordered reorganization of the Ausanese also were bogged down on the against Chinese guerilla warriors trian storm troops to eliminate Probe as Secret To Pioneers north bank with a large number There were smouldering ruins of radical elements and the general of troops surrounded on th shores mord than 80 large result of the “purge" was said to be buildings More ' From Bed on Liner of Lake ' Po Figures Get Out than 900 shops had been looted and that Buerckel has firmly supJapanese reinforcements attempt- unusable contents smashed pressed radical and even mutinous elements among Austrian party PHILADELPHIA June 28 UFi — ing to land at Wushantze were said A column of 500 Japanese eoldiers (Continued from Page One) Chinese by the Chinese to have been re- and 1500 members who sought to profit from mercenaries Crown Prince Guataf Adolf of pulsed while another attempted marched from the Pelping-Hankounion) Sandys at the request of the war “anschluss” (Austro-Germa- n 111 Sweden on landing near Tungliu was said to railway on June 16 and occupied although he was The three-da- y survey canvassing minister battle with reliable sources showed that the Almost concurrently the war of' shipboard dedicated Tuesday a have been thwarted The Chinese Ankwo after a two-da- y said they sank seven Japanese 300 communist guerilla troops who troubles sprang' from two main memorial to Swe the Philadelphia W flee Sir announced that General motor boats and killed 100 men had been holding the city causes: J Resentment of Austrian nazis Edmund Ironside chief of the east- dish colonists of three centuries ago Bombers Wrecked Made Escape Propped up in his stateroom against what they felt to be an ern army command had been inA The guerillas negotiated an escape over-larg- e number of posts given to structed navy communique by the army council to A- aboard the liner Kungsholm docked said Japanese three Chinese the lines of the attacking bombers were in through the he Philadelphia Navy yard a court of Inquiry into cirmercenaries 2 Rivalry and squabbles among ssemble telephoned a message formally open- shot down In dog fights over secret cumstances “highly whereby 215 miles down river from Most of the city’s 30000 popula Austrian nazis themselves for party n the HistorInformation" relating to antiair- ing ical museum He laid the corner- Hankow when Chinese attempted to tion had fled before arrival of the agd government posts craft defenses was disclosed bomb Japanese warships concen- Japanese who remained for seven denied stone In $926 on his first American m Privately trated there The communique said days tour three-inc- h anticharges that the Sewffr there were no Japanese losses Town Asks Friday the writer saw 53 wagonHis finished crown the message terriaircraft guns with which the loads of loot which had been abanChinese air force officers a said was rushed prince automobile are to by army la largely equipped "dare to die” Chinese flier sank a doned outside the city The local Ihstead of Post Office torial “duds" He said however that a a New York hospital for observaJapanese gunboat in the Yangtze Chinese chamber of commerce estition He was h stricken with a kidbetter and newer gun was river near Nanking Monday by de- mated the value of this loot at $500-00- 0 WASHINGTON June 28 UV-Th- e and delivered pro- ney ailment last Tuesday while regularly being liberately plunging his burning borough of Windber Pa wants to duced at a rate equal to World war crossing the Atlantic Chinese mercenary soldiers who bomb laden plane onto the vessel’s rfcks a deal with Uncle Sam: It schedules were captured by guerillas now Through Loud Speakers deck doesn’t need one of his post offices of commons the war In the house Meanwhile Chinese reported grad- holding the town said the Japanese bpt It can use a good sewer to increase The crown prince’s voice boomed a A telegram signed by R W Man-ev- minister outlined plan ual reoccupation of areas In the tri- ordered them to loot all shops a 100000 dozen loud through antiaircraft personnel 'to speakers to president of the borough counthose gathered at the museum for angle south of the Lunghai railway Many of the few merchants who cil and DonL Monford secretary men as compared with the present the remained in the city during the and east of the Pelping-Hankoto dedication and elaborately reorganize Informed Senator Davis (R) Penn- 43000 so as to unify and In slow precise English he ex broadening the protection of Cheng- week’s reign of terror were victims commands of One tea merchant told sylvania Tuesday of the council’s pressed regret that he could not chow where the two railroads cross theextortion strengthen defenses resolution writer he was held up four The Chinese also asserted 20000 house of com- appear and a wish that all would told the Sandys r'We have been reliably Informed" guerillas and militia were operating times A total of $1000 was taken that a question con- have “a jolly good time" said the telegram “that $80000 has mons Monday In western Shantung province from him — all he had — and his of anti“This museum an alleged is shortage to cerning Clerks were shot bjen allotted for post office con- aircraft guns which he had Intended tribute to the heroism stand as of the great harassing Japanese garrison lines struction In Windber Inasmuch to ask War Minister Leslie Hore' number of The writer within minutes Swedes who left their a Windber has adequate poBt of- Belisha talked to merchants who said they in a demand from homeland to erect a new resulted in country fice facilities we solicit your ef- the had been robbed of a total of $3800 attorney general that he Sandys America" he declared forts to have funds for post office disclose The manager of the large n source of information the Handsome Prince young Bertil 't&nsferred to sanitary trunk line on which he based the tobacco company building question to delegated his sewer project" represent father said his total loss was $30000 Sandys' added that Somervell told In the tercentenary ceremonies In Altogether 22 civilians were killed him he was liable to two years’ iim Delaware Pennsylvania and New for failing to produce money when If he refused to name Jersey hoped prisonment the museum would Davies Tells Hull About his source was demanded lead to still closer relationship and BUENOS AIRES June 28 (®— it Government critics contended that cooperation between Sweden and Dispatches' from northern Argen- Japanese Killed Si alia Interview the attorney general's action in call- the United States" tina Tuesday reported extensive interDuring the week's occupation the to the attention Sandys’ ing troop movements In the disputed WASHINGTON June 28 (INS) powers provided In the Cost $350000 Gran Chaco region occupied by Japanese suffered 180 casualties rogation Former American ambassador to secrets act was a move to Spike an from sniping guerilla fighters and The museum was built At a cost Paraguay during her three-yea- r the soviet union Joseph E Davies accurate attack on the war min' their commanding officer was killed truce with Bolivia to perpetuate accom- - Travelers in action The guerillas’ casualties Tuesday conferred With Secretary istry for an alleged shortcoming In said civilians were of many pllshments Swedes In America were 60 killed and wounded eg State Hull at length prior to de- British defenses -across the since moving into frontier the Ar A Belgian Catholic cathedral In ones sailed up the parting to assume his new duties London newspapers have charged Delaware Infirst 1638 and settled at what gentlna In fear hostilities would be a west suburb was ax ambassador to Belgium failed to provide Is now that damaged by 13 resumed since neutral peace negoWilmington Del The terjDavies recounted to Hull his un- London with the most modern types tiations in Buenos Aires seemed to Japanese artillery shells and one of New Sweden ritory later became usual experience recently In having of antiaircraft armament Chinese sister and the gatekeeper of Delaware Pennsylvania be near a breakdown were wounded Interview with Stalin a! two-hoSomervell denied he threatened parts The negotiators ana New including ' At the London Mission hospital In Jersey the soviet dictator the first time Sandys with the act but acknowl United States thus representative President Roosevelt welcomed the the strong man of Russia has talked edged he summoned the legislator an east suburb a shell burst in the have failed to far get Swedish Paraguayan ahd Finnish delegations to with the ambassador of ft foreign on a request by nd room Doctors and at acceptance of a suggested boundary operating tendants miraculously escaped uncountry In years asked Sandys to tell him If he had Delaware’s tercentenary celebration in the Chaco region a with river Davies said that his talk with obtained the antiaircraft informa- Monday Prince Bertil and his hurt d Boprovided for Crown Princess Louise will port Ankwo is the fifth' walled town of Stalin dealt with a broad review of tion through ft breach of the secrets livia continue Pennsylvania’s observance act by “someone" general world condtlona Hopeh province burned by the JapWednesday Thursday they will anese In reprisal for guerilla activity visit New Jersey the war began according to This Would Embarrass since reliable foreign investigators They state 230 villages in the same area Motor Tour Concludes Prince or Pauper have been similarly attacked nominally is in control of PHILADELPHIA 28 -June Editorial Body’s Meet Hundreds of guests waited ® theJapan but guerilla bands have Tuesday beenregion increasingly active because Prince Bertil of Sweden lost WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W his trousers' Va June 28 (®— The The here for the celebraeditors of the nation started tion of prince the 300th anniversary of the Gun Attacker Dies back to their newsrooms Tuesday settlement of Delaware and PennNAPOLEON Ohio June 28 (INS) night after returning from a 1TA FE by his countrymen Intend- —Mike Juresek 38 Adrian Mich motor tour or the mountain sylvania ed to change from naval uniform to died en route to Defiance hospital state after shooting himself and three xXhe tour concluded the annual civilian clothes for a luncheon But he couldn’t find the pants others with a shotgun on a farm convention of the National Editorial He Sheriff Bowerman reappeared 15 minutes late still near Holgate ‘ association at which W H Conrad In uniform ported Tuesday of Medford Wis was elected president A convention cruise to Alaska has been tentatively scheduled for Heart Attack Fatal British Arms Ailing Prince Docs Bit in Row Bares Defense Leak Swedish Fete L- - cq I I G h o o 8 e gabardines herringbones and wool worsteds in this group of smart summer suits In light shades for now and on into fall Ex- Extra Pants $5 Fashion Tailored for lasting good looks At a new low pertly Ankwo Left in Ruins As Reprisal Move Against Foes ' time" 1 New Low Prices on Suits Japanese Burn City in Drive On Guerillas obstacles Hoped all “had a jolly good — June were" killed and 20 Important Mediterranean port of government Spain at 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