Show TT" V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE’ SUNDAY MORNING ‘ erinan-Italo-Tra(leCredit-Tie-Up’- With Europe’s 1938 Fate Forest Blaze Brings Lull Battle Result In Spain War Dollar Diplomacy’ Promises to Replace JKSs Nation' n 1 Aug 6 (AP)— Great Britain and France are strength- ening their diplomacy with- - hard tiSsh to combat nazi Germany’s-economiadvance down the Danube through southeast Europe Europe’s brand of “dollar diplo-- short step from economic conquest to political control Earl Stanhope government leader in the house of lords explaining the Turkish financing July 18 denied it was evidence of Britain’s desire ’to eliminate Germany and Paly as customers of the Danubian-Bal-ka-n countries ” he said it was Intended to Instead Bulgaria— brought into -- the improve Natural trade and as a step Is dJtvideamEiaif Bi Loudon andPaa towartr'TOSSIBlr'rfVtVtfig''’tKtrHaloan of tional trade sway by a British-Frenc- h generally 275000000 francs (810357500) mainBut Stanhope's comments on the ly for rearmament— may receive workings of controlled even more money from Britain than economy showed how British ’policy they granted August 5 extended to other countries might free them from the political grasp Jugoslavia Tempted of Germany and Italy 3 Belgrade Indicated reports Premier Mussolini’s economic ally Germany Italy Give Credits Jugoslavia may be weakening beIn sending goods to Germany and fore the temptation of British and other countries are forced1 to Italy French financial facilities take credits which can be liquidated The new moves followed Britain’s only by taking Italian and German successful 16000000 pounds m exchange In trading with loan and credits July 4 to goods Britain and France they can get Turkey— Europe’s Balkan outpost cash for their goods whose friendship may be vital to Unless British and Frenfch money either side In any future war is injured in the smaller countries through control of the entrance to one British commentator said the Black sea and the eastern Medi- would "be losing Their economic terranean freedom and beginning to put Both British and French officials mortgage on their political freedom publicly have denied this economic likewise1 offensive Is designed to encircle Such Anglo-Frenc- h actipn promGermany ises to resound throughout central But privately they admit the two Europe and the near east since Turcountries are entrenching them- key is linked with Greece Jugoselves as strongly as possible behind slavia and Rumania in the Balkan what economic interests they pos- entente which now has started a sess m central and southeastern policy with the one - Europe time outcast of the post-wa- r treaty of Neuilly— Bulgaria Economic Conquest Otherwise well informed sources Linked With Czechs said there would be nothingto preRumania and Jugoslavia too are vent Germany's economic sway linked with harassed Czechoslofrom becoming supreme from Vi- vakia where Britain’s most 1m enna to the Black sea— and it's a portant economic venture yet may take place With Viscount Runciman sent by the British to Praha as unofficial mediator m Czechoslovakia’s dis putY with heV sudeten German minority is smiling stocky F T A an expert diplomatist and head of the British for- Full Forces Hurled Shells Ignite Woods Halt Offensive By Leftist Forces At Tienkaichen Major Fight Looms LONDON - T c 2- nazi-fasci- st' i- ) Ashton-Gwatkin- eign office’s economic section He will be able to get an Idea just what the British can do to help Czechoslovakia economically" said source a ‘ Now On! 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designed to drive the loyalists back across the river To stall that maneuver and delay the counterattack Rojo ordered an attack between Roiir and Tremp The first loyalist shells hit the rtiunitions dumps and started the — fire The dumps had been placed there originally for an eventual attack on Puigcerda and Seo de Urgel along One border the Fremh-Spanisafter another thev exploded as the Jire spread Rojos assault was stopped dead for peace ” His visit to Norway followed official calla at Stockholm Tallinn and Riga where he talked with Swedish Estonian and Latvian officials The Rumanian prime minister and chief of staff visited Poland in May Underlying Beck’s visits seemed to be a plan of forming a tacit neutrality concept among Baltic and Scandinavian nations — countries which because of common geographical and political interests have reason to cooperate for peace Their cooperation would be independent of any bloc front or axis thereby safeguarding this "third Europe" as far as possible from war Beck and other government spokesmen disavowed Intention of forming a Baltic or Black aaa blo and emphasized that Poland was not seeking a preponderant influence in those parts of Europe Foreign office circles said Beck merely was trying to coordinate Po land's policy with that of the otjter Axelrad’s A Energetic Foreign Minister Joseph Beck returned Saturday from Oslo his fourth visit of the last three months as Poland's 'traveling man outlet" FOLDlW CAMP COTS— Strongly constructed hardwood frame with heavy canvas top 81 95 value Kai-shgk- $965 cannot Which at One set left TABIE $1975 at SHANGHAI Sunday Aug 7 (UP) —Japanese force? threw everything they had Sunday into an attack on Tienkalchen where the best troops of Generalissimo Chiang central army were mqed in defense of Hankow The civil population evacuated Tienkaichen an ancient walled town 95 miles east of Hankow on the Y a n g t z e rive r The river vyeni outTf its banks and threatened to impede the Japanese advance The Japanese attacked the town from the north and east Their columns were forced to turn southward from Hwangmei about 60 miles north of the river because of heavy floods In the area On the east their warships ateamed upriver from Klukiang and poured shells into the town while landing troops for a ground attaca King Carol Contry’s closer Hankow in Balance trade sought "by Britain The Chinese admitted that upon the battle for Tienkaichen depended tha fate of Hankow the provisional capital irom which The government retired thia week The intensified Japanese offensive was believed to be aimed at the earliest possible occupation of Hankow at all costs because of the crisis along the Siberian frontier The floods prevented the Japanese from using their motorized Foreign Operators equipment but their airplanes and In Industry warships were active Japanese airplanes again bombed Hankow SatRemain Gloomy urday and a communique asserted that many Chinese planes were destroyed Sixty persons were killed MEXICO CITY Aug 6 of Var action to soften the effect Biggest The battle for Tienkaichen probof a 12 per cent export tax boost will be one of the biggest of due soon was virtually promised the ably the war according to foreign milibig mining industry Saturday but tary experts The town is the strongthe industry— 9d per cent foreign— est Chinese defending point along the Yangtze remained gloortij Hankow prepared for a final deEven though the treasury decided fense Large scale sham battles to “pull Its punch” in assessing the with special emphasis on mimic tax spokesmen said the new levy Street fighting were carried out in and near the (Wuchang prospect of higher freight rates and Hankow Hanyang) district includlabor's increasing demands made ing the Japanese concession Addithe outlook for the future poor tional government offices moved to Reliable figures indicate the min- Chungking the “inner capital" about 600 miles further up the Yangtze ing Industry ts 75 per cent United The arrival in Chuhgking of W H States owned 11 per cent English and four per cent otherwise foreign Donald Australian adviser to Generalissimo Chiang was believed by and only 10 per cent Mexican observers to presage the arArguments of mining company many officials cooperative societies and rival of the generalissimo and his labor leaders induced the treasury wife soon to promise virtual reduction of the new tax through setting arbitrary domestic prices below world prices Quintuplets Suffer for mineral products Silver for instance would be val- Upset Stomachs ued at half its world market price CALLANDER Ont Aug 6 (Caso that producers actually would pay only six per cent of proceeds of nadian Press)— The Dionne were not feeling so well Satsales of the metal shipped abroad Congress approved the 12 per cent urday Dr Roy Dafoe their guardian export tax increase last week at Piesident Lazaro Cardenas’ behest would not permit their customary appearance before tourists F K and publication in the official making it effective is ex- Munro the quints business manager said “they are suffering from pected daily The new tax has a dual purpose — upset stomachs" to boost government revenues and (iPl— Poland Aug situated between two hostile powers soviet Russia and Germany has set a neutralized epurse of peace for herself and other nations from the to keep the cost of living down through subsidies to importers of Baltic to the Black sea necessities WARSAW AIK CONDITION YOUR HOME V To Talk Trade Hankow’s Cash Combats Nazi Economic Advance Anglo-Frenc- h Danuhian-Balka- AUGUST '!) $3 Down af |