Show 4 Wednesday Morning tHjc Fuehrer Hurls October Salt £akc Tribune French Gun Crem Shown in Action on Western Front Cliallcn "C Anew at Allies Declares Germans Will Fight (Continued From Page One) take to bring this life to realization nothing can shake us nothing can perplex us nothing can y bring us to despan — on the whatever the other world may choose that it will get' ' Authoritative quaiters said no response had come jet to Hitlers peace bid of Friday from rf sponsible statesman in Fnglnnd or France These quaiters declined to comment on any other reaction to der fuehrers reichstag speech because "it would not be in the interests of peace” Hitler said he was opening the annual relief drive— which this will combine its work with jearRed Cross— in a spirit that Ger-mathe "without being interfered with by others can within its living space mold its own destiny and partake of the goods of the world to which it has a right” He appealed for joint efforts of the German people to make sacrifices to achieve greater results than ever in this j ear’s campaign because of war demands and a desire to show the world Germany is united "Let no one henceforth think of the greatness of his sacrifice but of the saerifices of those who gave their all” he urged "Compared to their sacrifices those at home are nothing ” LONDON Vi & ton-trar- nj I f V V fa A- - e REPHOTO French gun crew is feeding what appears to be a 155-m- m shell into the breach of a field piece which a few Lippmann Declares I S Has V ital Interest in Nazi Colonial Stand Cal Oct 10 UP)— Lieutenant Colonel Francisco Leo-narand Captain Jorge Moreano members of a Venezuelan military mission visited the Lockheed Aircraft corporation s factory here Tuesdaj By Walter Lippmann They were escorted through the Hitlers peace proposal is that plant by Carlos Adrianza the comeast of the Maginot line the pany s Venezuelan representative They are expected to visit the destiny of Europe shall be deNorth American Aviation plant at termined by Stalin and himself that outside of Europe the forInglewood tomorrow before leavmer German colonics shall be ing for San Diego restored to him If the proposal is seriously considered the United States would Heat Hits New York of course have no standing in NEW YORK Oct 10 UPl-- The and could have no position on e October 10 heat record for the question of eastern Europe w TuesYork as shattered New City has no direct Intel cst But in It day when the mercury rose to 86 the discussion of the colonial The previous record was 78 3 set question the United States would in 1919 have a very important jnterest For the return of the German colonies on the west coast of Afuca would place Hitler's navy nearer to South America and particularly to Brazil than our own navy The matter would concern us all the more since for as long as wejean now see' ahead the navy must remain in the Pacific and it would require- many jeais to construct another navy capable of defend-- ’ ing our communications w ith the great countries of South AmerBURBANK di secret Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause It goes right to the seat of the trouble to loosen germ laden phlegm Increase secretion and aid nature to soothe and heal raw tender Inflamed bronchlRlr mucous membrane No matter how many medicines you have tried tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomul don w ith tha understanding that you are to like the way It quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back and what the nazis and communists have said ahout them Is not at all informative The only chance we have of piercing the secret is when Stalin or Hitler plavs a card that is makes an actual move rather than a i hetorical declaration The cards that have been played thus far are the various lines of demarcation between the two armies of occupation plus the Russian diplomatic advance into the Baltic states Now it is interesting and probably significant that since the Russian mobilization three different lines of demarcation have been announced The first was announced in Moscow it did not bring the Russians as far west as either of the later lines The second brought the Russians to the suburbs of Warsaw and within easy reach of the German military base in East Prussia The third line which was announced after the second visit of Ribbentrop to Moscow moves the Russians back a considerable distance Polish Line at Issue A careful study of the differ- ence between the second and the third lines will disclose I believe that the Russians have adopted at least provisionally as their frontier in Poland the Curzon line of 1919 that is to say the line which the British experts at the peace conference thought wtfs the proper frontier of Poland The territory that the Russians are occupying was not assigned to Poland in the Versailles settlement it is territory conquered by the Poles some years after the peace conference It is territory inhabited by white Russians and I kramians members of the Greek Orthodox church with only a minority of Roman Catholic Poles This would seem to signify that Stalin has chosen to shaie in the partition of the Polish state but not in a partition of the Polish nation and that he has been careful to ai range matters so that the Polish problem will remain a question between Hitler the allies and the Polish people If we study the northern and southern ends of the present Russo-tiermaline it seems highly probable that at the two ends the frontier is provisional This is the opinion of John F Waterman expressed in a letter to the New York 'limes this week and Mr Waterman who is dearly a student of the region makes out a very plausible case that in the north toward Lithuania and Latvia and in the south in eastern Galicia Stalin has advanced beyond his permanent frontier and is occupying more teiritory than he means to keep For as Mr Waterman argues neither north nor in the south is the frontier now drawn strategically Meute In the north it places Russia in a position to strike at I ast Prussia n the south It places Russia in a salient which would he a military- trap for the Russian army The dinners are therefore that Hitler has provisionally agreed to the had mihtnry ft rentier on the north ns a That he will not interfere with Stalin while Russia is establishm F stoma Latvia ing and Einlnnd as a nival power in the Baltie nnd that he1 lies agre el to the provisional oe eif asle in Gnlle in up ition CREOMULSION UarjJIllYrajtl’FlE forCoughs ChcstCoIds Bronchitu imnot In Ip house If at the- motne nt whili lie has a war m the wist) as a all-tim- ica Question of Defense Our concern would he dictated by elementary considerations of national defense for our supplies of rubber and tin we are entirely dependent upon the safety of sea communications with the British and Dutch possessions in the Far East and with Brazil for manganese which is a critical raw material in the manufacture of steel we are dependent on Brazil on British West Africa and 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A 4 TOO MAY HAVF TWO sins INSTtVI)' IHS PRICES E M E OF Hit MUSI W don't riKF AIL T1IE TRIMMINGS THAT GO INTO A fill T HAVE ADVANCED HIT THE TILLMAN BUAFRS WFRE EARLY BIRDS— THEY MADF HI CF AT THE OLD TRICFS BY BEING ON THE MARK FT FARIY I'ASNI D ARE SAVINGS THESE ALONG TO YOU— SO IF YOl TOO MAY YOU BIRDS ARE EARLY TAKE ADVANTAGE or TIILSE TREMLNDOLS SAVINGS lOODS IINING Russia As Major Fliot has pointed out the distance from our outermost base at St Thomas to the Brazilian manganese mines in Minas Geraes is 3700 miles R AND empi- V r JP This Venezuelan Army Men Visit Plane Plant 10 7P— An Oct air force building program centering in Canada was announced by the government Tuesday as Britain noted Adolf Hitler’s renewed challenge to choose war or peace and warily watched Russia s moves in the Baltic While Hitler was declaring in Berlin that "no power on earth will again bring Germany to its knees” Air Minister Sir Kingsley Wood told the house of commons that the empire was marshaling planes and fliers in a mighty plan to "beat the enemy and to ensure once and for all that aggression and tyranny are ended ” A direct answer by the governaj ment to Hitler s pea e proposals made last Friday was postponed from Wednesday to Thursday to give the dominions full voice m Then Prime added consultations t Minister Chamberlain will state & kg' Britain’s position in his weekly war report to parliament Hitler Renews Plea Hitler renewed his reference to Germany’s "readiness for peace’ in his speech in the Sportspalast Tuesday The massing of soviet troops on the Finnish frontier and the con? fI centration of Russian naval 'hSy strength at Kronstadt naval base near Leningrad on the Gulf of Finland drew only guarded comsources ment from seconds after this picture was taken hurled it on its and the pressgovernment Britons watched for signs of screaming way toward the German forces whether Russian gains in the Baltic area helped or hindered Hitler and many believed the German Eastern Europe which he expressed in ‘Mein Kampf” seemed definitely thwarted Clement R Atlee leader of the labor opposition called upon Hitler to "show it by deeds if he wants peace in western Europe behind which Stalin can es‘The people of this country are tablish himself in Rumania and (Continued From Page One) bar German access to the Blaek ready to take any opportunity of W hen that has been done sea ending the present war provided advanced on enemy territory In we can get real and lasting peace Stalin will presumably withdraw the air our aviators have multi- without sacrificing the cause for from the east Galician salient On the basis of this analysis plied the proofs of their courage which we entered it’ Attlee said nation-wid- e broadcast ' we are perhaps entitled to specOn the sea our sailors have as- in a He added that the British peoulate a little further We may of ask for example what is the sured free communications ple were "not prepared to be France with her empire pursued fooled by a man whose actions probable attitude of Stalin toward Hitler on the one hand enemy submarines raptured hun- show that nQ reliance can be and toward the allies on the dreds of thousands of tons of raw placed on his words" As regards Hitler it is materials destined for Germany ” Must other Point Way evident that Stalin has used If he wants peace he must the war to establish the best Mistresses of Ocean Britain and France are mis- show it by deeds” Attlee said military frontier that Russia Sir Kingsley disclosed that a tresses of the ocean” he added has ever had from the experience British mission already is on its know "and you Russia Has Interests of history that those who finally way to Canada to complete an with hold the seas sooner or later suc- empire air reservoir set-u- p Having achieved that frontier New from Australia missions ceed in carrying off victory ” it is cleaily Stalins interest that The premier referred derisively Zealand and the Canadian governHitler should not be so victo Germany s radio propaganda ment It is headed by Lord River-dal- e torious that he can turn on Rusthe former Sir Arthur Balcampaign to try to separate Britain sia and resume the great amfour British steel magnate and France bitions described in "Mein Under the plan most of the adThese broadcasts he said were ” no can Stalin have Kampf drowned out by the "uninterrupted vanced air training will be in doubt that ' the crusade against and all dominions would bolshevism” can be resumed as rumbling of convoys which were Canada taking soldiers and cannon of the join in plane production easily as it was abandoned On British The air ministry declared Britarmy toward our fronthe other hand it would seem ain now was producing fighters tiers ” also to be Stalin s interest that Daladier spoke sarcastically of superior to the German Messer-schnudFrance ajid Great Britain should and said production plans leaders whose party communist renot be able ever again to has been outlawed in France envisaged doubling the "considerconstruct the post-wa- r Poland "They were according to them- able figure already reached and Rumania that Italy should selves new Jaeobins” he declared Lauds Service not recover anv important "They announced in meetings sphere of influence In central that "The roval air force has every thev were ready to fight Europe and the Balkans that his reason to be proud and satisfied lit eat Britain should not have against Hitler and against armies for liberty and the father-lan- d on what It has accomplished dura position in Turkey which ing the opening weeks of the war” makes her a naval power in the Sir Kingsley said bolsheYet sufficed for it the Black sea Listed as accomplishments were to to viks it td find their interests We may guess therefore that agree with the nazis and partition photographic mapping of the SiegStalin will wish Hitler to surPoland with them for these same fried line from heights of only a vive but not that Hitler should few hundred feet 34 attacks on crush the allies and that he will great patriots to simply make their submarines “some of which were excuses of a for treason" peace wish the allies to weaken Hitundoubtedly successful” and disler but not so much that Hitler tribution of propaganda leaflets is overthrown by a Geiman cona number of which were "recently Germans Uee Larger counter - revolution servative found in possession of German Stalin must fear a victorious Forces in Attacks ” prisoners Hitler he must also fear a new Sir Kingsley repeated his anPARIS Oet 10 ('Pi— Attacking Germany which returned to the a broadcast to the western world and withstood the behind “suicide squads” of hand nouncement in advance of bolshevism grenade throwers German troops empire tonight If this is Stalins policy it is were reported Tuesday night very awkward indeed both for striking at French Rdvance lines est advance posts around the Saar It on the western front with larger region s main city Hitlpr and for the allies The night communique Issued at means that Hitler has lost to and larger units 9 o clock (3 p m E S T ) said: The French military headquar Slalin the great design of his ’Very great activity of enemy ters reported all German attacks life the establishment of a German empire in the east T he finally were repulsed However reeonnaisance units between the ‘German living space" which they said it was becoming harder Moselle and the Saar (rivers) ’In this region we repulsed seveach day to stop the advances seemed within Hitlers gtasp eral surprise attacks some of after Munich is largely closed Gorman pntrols whieh covered to him bv the Russian advance much territory that they almost which involved ”quite important numbers of men Into gave the impression of a coordi Europe Nevettheless though Hitler nated feeler attack along a has suffered a political disaster front The French communique doin the east the bulk of his HOTEL arnn is available against the se ribed the area of German acwcstirn alius and the bloc k uie tivity tn broad terms ns between is onlv paitiallv effective That the Moselle and Saar rivers covWITH is awkward for the alius For ering the line from the Luxemjn $150 $0 Ak ftATM the only wav in which Hitler bourg frontier to the German inDoubl $2 $25Q 4 13 can now expand is toward the dustrial city of Saarhrueiken The 140 O’FARRCIL aiovi Pnwriu DOWN west at the expense of the alGermans have tlnovv n their strong RALPH C fiQWN ANAOINQ OWNIH TOWN lies and the colonial demands which he put fmwurd in his speec h therefore take on a new Once when his significance eyes were on the Ukraine the colonies were perhaps bargaining points how with the door dosed to 'his empire in eastern Europe an overseas empire Is the only empire he can contemplate lor while Hitler argued in his speech that If he were allowed to be a lion in the east he would be a lamb In the west the fact is that he has surrendered his chance lo be a lion in the east So if he is going to he a lion nt all it will have to he nt the immediate expense of the British nnd Visit Our Store and See the hunch once they have Mew Hot point Ranges Beautiful his suggi'stion that tin v t olnnu s and t h n in n t tie agici to disarmament UO Copyright 19(9 New York Tribune Inc re-wide —nr1 w By Associated Press fleet at its naval base at Kronsta soviet of the Massing aqj neutral vessel the twenty of another the torpedoing ofTho1'0'1' bottom the to to highlighted the war go belligerent Tuesday The convoy was Dispatches from Kronstadt said Germany told the furnished s! Inited Uttl a “whole armada of battleships’1 learned had swarmed into the port pre- would be sunk near the eaVessfl aL'08®1 sumably as part of the soviet push in a manner similar to the The British freighter domiBaltic her to regain prewar suffered a mysterious exnw nance causing her crew of 91 to 1 T Swedish Ship Sunk ship off the Welsh coast 8063-to- n ship was taken Nine sailors were believed to a salvage boat by 1018-to- n Cause the have perished when was unknown Vj Swedish freighter Vistula was tor- explosion Pvt men were injured pedoed 40 miles northeast of the Shetland islands Nine of the epew Scoff at Air Marksmen were rescued The British admiraltv The sinking was Sweden's fifth German bombing marksmanship loss and the fifteenth suffered by Scandinavian countries Norway reporting plane attacks on L hqs lost five ships Finland four ships Sunday and Mondav t? me closest bomb struck 200 and Denmark one Hit The expected arrival in New away from one ship and the York of the liner Iroquois bringmiralty said Germany suffer ing 584 Americans from Europe some casualties was shrouded in official secrecy Ships known to have been as government sources refused to 66and gross tot say when or where she would ar- nage to 267089 with rive with her strong naval and the Vistula The wartimffi? coast guard escort toll rose to 773 Building Program In Canada Told Parliament NeYer Surrender That is con- siderably farther than the distance from the United States to Europe The establishment of nazi Germany as a naval power In the south Atlantic at a time when our own navy is compelled to remain on guard In the Panfic is therefore a matter about which no etie can be indifferent if he Is co erned with the defense of this hemisphere Fastern Europe is manifestly within the rule laid down by George Washington that ' Europe has a set of primary interests which to us have none or a very remote relation " But what happens in the Atlantic ocean falls within the set of our primary interests When we examine the bearing of the eastern European situation on the general position of the allies It is evident that any judgment depends upon an estimate ns to what are the real relations between Hitler hnd Malm But those relations are a A Three Days’ Cough is Your Danger Signal n ple-dg- -- e ( sun e lie e sucn France Gives Orders for War to Go On l93g Russ Battleships Mass At Baltic Naval Base Britain Maps Smashing Aerial Force gm 11 HELSIN OldS of J ! en bog8 nd for cour jssia 1 jid boa' frontiers fjtes The wh me the an yrrmi idius co to in the I net Ru Be dele Many j nether (ould ta frsnsporl If io sa jurce t relu ADVANCE STYLE WORLD’S FAIR nation I MODEL pulatio 3834 6 i You get beauty 1 economy and ned ag flOOO p cook- improved ing results with this range Specially priced for Fall selling A Real BUY The fie ded ol fl'dr yeow lime tin t ho Ke ho coul t d Vnp & possib The Fi UTAH POlYBll & LHHIT urn I ss lltical j R Gns I toma j ined jwal an hoops vv (lose na units ef Russia at fips h’se D 1 Is nea mile appre Hunki r j tip fretare i A thir Ins eng f jssia i Li d tvtfj t al f opose kould g Heir a (Una) bat nov tory Since rest 1 wspa lave b i air Snow a n r fel ! 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